More images from my recent trip to Lofoten (see previous post here)…. Without a shadow of doubt, one of the most beautiful places I have ever been. I’ll be back on the Lofoten islands (and elsewhere in Arctic Norway) next year, hopefully late winter as well as summer.
Cloudy morning at Sakrisoy, near Reine, Moskenesoya, Lofoten islands
Rorbuer (traditional fishermen’s cottages) at Olenilsoy near Reine, with the mountains of Moskenesoya beyond, Lofoten islands
Sunset over the beach at Utakleiv, Vestvagoya, Lofoten islands
The ‘fort’ at Eggum, site of a German radar station during the Second World War, Vestvagoya, Lofoten islands
‘Head’, a sculpture by Swiss artist Markus Raetz (1992) on the coast near Eggum, Vestvagoya, Lofoten islands
Handstand on the beach at Ramberg, Lofoten islands
Runners on the road near the village of A (or more correctly Å, pronounced ‘O’), the end of the E10 road which winds the length of the Lofoten archipelago (and is also, appropriately enough, the last letter of the Norwegian alphabet), Moskenesoya, Lofoten islands
The village of Reine and the mountains of Moskenesoya, Lofoten islands (the postcard shot)
Sunset, Lofoten islands, Arctic Norway (saturation levels boosted in Photoshop)
Northern Lights above the mountains of Moskenesoya, from Olenilsoy, near the village of Reine, Lofoten islands
Northern Lights above the mountains of Moskenesoya, from Olenilsoy, near the village of Reine, Lofoten islands
All images © Rudolf Abraham. No unauthorized use.
[…] Two shots of works forming part of the Skulpturlandskap Nordland project (www.skulpturlandskap.no), which I plan to document in further visits to northern Norway in 2012/13. (The second of these images has actually appeared in an earlier post.) […]
Nice images! I like the image of the running children.
Thank you Mark. One of those images which just happened – I was standing by the road in the pouring rain, trying to get a decent shot of the sign for the village called A , when they all just went running past, laughing.
You captured that moment well!
Thanks Mark ;~)
I love the sunset!
I have an article on my favourite film “I am Dina” by Herbjörg Wassmo, the novel and the film takes place at Reine.
http://toffeefee.wordpress.com/2012/05/09/i-am-dina-der-film-2/
I really like the thought of a cowork, where you present the landscape! 🙂
Love Dina
Thank you Dina – I haven’t read the book or seen the film, but definitely want to as they’re set in Reine. Thanks for the tip.