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Christian

Christian Hoiberg is a Norwegian Fine Art Landscape Photographer based in eastern Norway. Combined with his passion for photography, Christian loves traveling and exploring new areas around the world. His destinations are normally away from the big cities, and into the more remote corners. Next to photographing, Christian also loves to teach others what he has learned himself. Through his website he writes articles explaining various techniques and methods to improve your photography.

Stian

My name is Stian Klo, I´m a professional and award winning fine art landscape photographer from Harstad in Northern Norway, where I was born in 1980. I have always been the creative type, and fascinated with nature and photography ever since I was a little boy. Exploring and travelling is therapy for me, which is why i´m often found camping up in the mountains. Growing up in Northern Norway has its advantages in terms of aesthetic, dramatic landscapes and light, and this is what I try to capture on my adventures. My work has been published in highly esteemed magazines such as National Geograph

Odd

Awarded Travel Blogger of the Year in Norway. One of the most well known travel reporters, and travel blogger with high influence. Author of several travel books i Norway.

Alex

I'm an award-winning professional photographer living in Reine, Lofoten Islands. After working as an advertising and fashion photographer in Romania for 10 years, I decided to move to Lofoten, being mesmerised by the beauty of the Magic Islands. Now, I'm doing photo tours in Lofoten and I also provide photo services for different local clients. My life is outside. I hike, I climb, I camp everywhere and I enjoy nature in all its forms. I love extreme weather and the night sky. Let's discover the Magic Islands together!

Robert

Hi, my name is Robert Evensen, a 38 year old ”boy” from Trondheim, smack in the middle of Norway. My three main passions in life are photography, music and travel. I’ve been a bandmember, playing my guitars for 25 years now. I try to travel as much as my time and money allows me. I believe seeing different parts of the world, and getting to know different cultures, makes us more tollerant and understanding people. But for the last two-three years photography has really occupied my mind and time. I love taking my Fuji’s out to capture the beauty that nature provides. But I'm also fascinated by

Chris

Self-taught landscape photographer with passion for raw nature, seascapes, harsh conditions such as the beauty we find around us. In addition to photography, I love fishing, hiking and explore new places.

Bryn

Hello, my name is Bryn and I am a 40 year old Welshman who has been living in Kristiansand since 2012. This area is now my home. I am a local freelance landscape photographer so I do get around the area a bit and have gotten to know quite a lot of the local regions. I have been involved the the adventure activities and tourism trade for over 20 years. I have a huge love for nature and the natural environment.

Ahmed

Enjoy disxovering Norway with me

孙傲

I do provide professional service with nearly 12 years of experience in handing incoming business and official visiting for delegations and visitors to Norway. Including guide service in different language and business consultant with local expertise, knowledge and en extensive network with embassies, well known organizations and companies in Nordic countries and I guarantee your the best possible service and satisfaction. My strong side: 1. Approved Destination Status 2. Wide-ranging experience and knowledge. 3. A constant emphasis on the high standard of quality and commitment. 4. Flexibili

Eirik

Hi, i am Eirik from Bergen, a photographer with passion for nature and landscape photography.

Stian

I am a 21 year old wildlife and nature photographer. I'm from Aurskog Høland, Norway. This area is located south east in Norway, close to Sweden. Nature and being outside has always been an important part my life. At the age of 13 he bought him self a camera, and since then the passion for capturing moments has been a part of his life. At the age of 17 I got to the finale of the in Nordic Nature Photo Contest under 18. When I got time, I can’t wait to go out and capture new moments. Having the forest just outside of my home, makes it easy to find inspiration. Through out my work, the passion f

Frank

Self thaught photographer, specializing in night- and northern lights photography. Former employed at the university hospital of Northern Norway as a technical engineer. Now retired, due to health issues. This makes me available both day- and nighttime. I am out photographing almost every day during the Aurora season. I have a professional (Canon) camera, suitable for night photography. So I can give advice for this brand.

Calin

Norway’s Most Visited Waterfall

One of Norway’s most popular nature attractions is the spectacular waterfall Vøringsfossen. This 182 meter (145m vertical drop) tall waterfall is located at the edge of Hardangervidda in Eidsfjord municipality close to Rv7. Vøringsfossen was in 2006 the most visited nature attraction in Norway, and it still remains one of the most visited each year. It’s no wonder so many people want to see these unique falls. Pictures can be spectacular, but nothing can compare to standing there absorbing the raw nature, hearing the noise of a roaring waterfall and feeling the light

27 photos that prove the Vesterålen archipelago is very instagrammable

Vesterålen is a group of islands bordering to Lofoten in the south. The archipelago is connected by bridges as well as being linked with the mainland Norway, making any travel completely ferry-free. Vesterålen consists of five municipalities: Andøy, Bø, Hadsel, Sortland and Øksnes. Andøya Airport at Andenes and Stokmarknes Airport at Skagen are the only two airports in Vesterålen. Hurtigruten, the coastal express, visits Risøyhamn, Sortland and Stokmarknes. The world renowned Trollfjord, which lies in the Raftsund strait is a

25 Reasons Why Norway And The Northern Lights Are Match Made In Heaven

The combination of rugged and wild nature in northern Norway and the Aurora Borealis is a match made in heaven. Imagine the vast Arctic landscape and nature, snow-capped and jagged mountains, frozen fjords and the green lady dancing in the night sky. No wonder this part of Norway has risen to the top of many traveller´s and photographer´s bucket-lists. Here's some visual proof as to why you should start planning for next seasons winter adventure in Norway. All images courtesy of Stian Klo and Arild Heitmann at Lofoten tours. Quick tip! Bring your best wool undies, it ca

Why You Should Visit Norway During Winter

When foreigners are asked about Norway, the first thing they mention is most likely snow, winter and freezing temperatures. The fact is that during the last years our winters have become warmer and shorter. While this might sound great to some people, I prefer having a white Christmas and I strongly believe that Norway has some of it’s most beautiful moments during the winter months. There is something special about the atmosphere in nature when the landscape is covered in a white blanket and you feel the crisp air pulling your face. This year we had a green Christmas. It&rsqu

Historical Beach of Mølen

Norway might be most famous for it’s dramatic landscapes in Northern Norway and beautiful fjords in the west. These places may be a photographers main locations to visit in Norway, but the east of Norway also has some beautiful scenery and history to share. One of my go-to seascape locations here in the east is a beautiful beach called Mølen. I would most definetly not recommend going here to get your tan on and sunbathe, as this is the beach in Norway with greatest density of pebbles in Norway. In other words not the most comfortable place to lie down. If you however are interest

10 stunning carwalks in Norway

Are you satisfied just taking in the scenery through the car window? Or do you want to take a part of it? If you are visiting Romsdalen in the north western part of Norway you will find 10 trips that combine a car journey with short walks. All of the trips are interesting walks of reasonable lenght. From 30 to 120 minutes from the start to you are with the startpiont. In the region you will find designes walking and hiking maps and informative texts show you where to go and what to see. The sheet for the car trip shows clearly where the walks are, and the walks start and end at the car

The Secret Waterfall of Trolls

To be honest I'm not sure I want to write this article. I've seen how tourism can ruin untouched, raw nature and since this is one of my favorite locations in southern Norway, I am a little hesitant sharing the secret with you. This is one of those places you can go and rarely meet anyone else. However, I choose to believe that you who are reading this, and considering a trip to Norway, are respectful towards nature and know the unwritten rule "Leave no traces behind". That's all that I'm asking of you if you visit the place I'm about to reveal. Treat it with res

The Norwegian Autumn

People often ask me what my favorite time of year is. To be quite honest, I do not have one favorite season. Actually this is one of the perks of living in Norway, we have 4 seasons and they all offer something unique. That being said, autumn is a excellent period to photograph. The combination of colors and ever changing weather is truly enjoyable to photograph, and just as pleasing for the eye. Feeling the crisp air, yet still the warmth of the sun, is something only this time of year offers. At least for us Norwegians, for you the Norwegian summer air is probably crisp too. I mentioned

5 breathtaking road trips in Norway

Summit trips in Norway doesn’t necessarily require climbing boots or skis. A summit trip in the north west region is possible to reach by car or a bike. Here are 5 lovely roads you ought to experience – by car, motorcycle or bike. The largest - but still small - cities in the region are Molde and Kristiansund. 1: The Atlantic Road It is hardly possible to visit Nordmøre and Romsdal without driving the Atlantic Road, the national tourist road between Averøy and Bud (FV 64). At Eldhusøya in Averoy Municipality is the servic

The land of waterfalls

During the last half year I have been focusing more on photographing the local area. Most weekends I’ve gone on trips to the mountains, hiking in the woods or to some nearby landscapes I want to capture. As the waterfall junkie I am, many of these trips have been targeted towards waterfalls. And if there is anything eastern and western Norway can offer, it’s exactly that. Waterfalls. If you are like me, interested in photography and trying to produce best possible images, you might know that size doesn’t always matter (cliché, I know). The biggest waterfalls aren&rsqu

Hiking up Gygrestolen

You know how they often say that you see yourself blind on the local surroundings? That you’re not able to see the beauty around you? That has been my case for a long time. Maybe it’s because I love to travel and explore new cultures and countries, but for a long time my motivation for photographing the local area was non-existing. I loved to go hiking and enjoying the fresh air, but I wasn’t able to see my surroundings as beautiful images. This led to me going for the same hikes over and over again, and gradually stopping to explore new places. Well, this changed durin

Northern Lights in Eastern Norway

No, Polar Bears do not walk in the streets all around Norway. No, we do not have penguins as pets. Yes, northern lights are visible outside Northern Norway and on a good day you may enjoy it all the way to the east! After living most of my life about one hour south of Oslo I had never seen the Northern Lights before last year. It might have been ignorance, it might have been the lack of knowledge, but it took me over twenty years to realise that we do occasionally see miss Aurora Borealis dance on the sky in my area too. Read more: How to see the Northern Lights in Norway See also: Find Nor

Driving around to explore Norway

和我一起，并保证您将享受每一刻有型有款的风格目不暇接壮丽景色都有我去过的地方我在这里等着你!

孙傲 Oliver Soon

Hi, my name is Oliver Soon. I am a professional travel guide. Traveling is not just my profession; it is also my passion, a part of my life. Other than that, I am also a creative and enthusiastic photographer! I enjoy the wild lives and the outdoor activities. Capturing the best moments of my journeys is one of my favorite things to do. I like to be free like a bird Whenever the dull city life becomes too overwhelming, I’d always enjoy indulging in the beauty of the Norwegian nature. I love to chase after the the Northern Li

Experience the light in Lofoten!

Experience the lights in mighty Lofoten!"Two of many things Lofoten is known for, is all kind of lights and beautiful nature". In June 2016, I decided to start living my life as a photographer. Packed my bags and drove all the way to Lofoten, in northern Norway, and this is my experiences so far: Midnight sun Just imagine you go out fishing in the middle of the night, wearing a pair of Ray Ban's . A bright orange ball of light, just glowing over the horizon in the north, and you cant even tell what time it is, quite funny. The midnight sun lasts from approximately 28th of

Experience the light in Lofoten!

Experience the lights in mighty Lofoten!"Two of many things Lofoten is known for, is all kind of lights and beautiful nature". In June 2016, I decided to start living my life as a photographer. Packed my bags and drove all the way to Lofoten, in northern Norway, and this is my experiences so far: Midnight sun Just imagine you go out fishing in the middle of the night, wearing a pair of Ray Ban's . A bright orange ball of light, just glowing over the horizon in the north, and you cant even tell what time it is, quite funny. The midnight sun lasts from approximately 28th of

The Secret Waterfall of Trolls

To be honest I'm not sure I want to write this article. I've seen how tourism can ruin untouched, raw nature and since this is one of my favorite locations in southern Norway, I am a little hesitant sharing the secret with you. This is one of those places you can go and rarely meet anyone else. However, I choose to believe that you who are reading this, and considering a trip to Norway, are respectful towards nature and know the unwritten rule "Leave no traces behind". That's all that I'm asking of you if you visit the place I'm about to reveal. Treat it with res

孙傲 Oliver Soon

Hi, my name is Oliver Soon. I am a professional travel guide. Traveling is not just my profession; it is also my passion, a part of my life. Other than that, I am also a creative and enthusiastic photographer! I enjoy the wild lives and the outdoor activities. Capturing the best moments of my journeys is one of my favorite things to do. I like to be free like a bird Whenever the dull city life becomes too overwhelming, I’d always enjoy indulging in the beauty of the Norwegian nature. I love to chase after the the Northern Li

Driving around to explore Norway

和我一起，并保证您将享受每一刻有型有款的风格目不暇接壮丽景色都有我去过的地方我在这里等着你!

25 Reasons Why Norway And The Northern Lights Are Match Made In Heaven

The combination of rugged and wild nature in northern Norway and the Aurora Borealis is a match made in heaven. Imagine the vast Arctic landscape and nature, snow-capped and jagged mountains, frozen fjords and the green lady dancing in the night sky. No wonder this part of Norway has risen to the top of many traveller´s and photographer´s bucket-lists. Here's some visual proof as to why you should start planning for next seasons winter adventure in Norway. All images courtesy of Stian Klo and Arild Heitmann at Lofoten tours. Quick tip! Bring your best wool undies, it ca

Why You Should Visit Norway During Winter

When foreigners are asked about Norway, the first thing they mention is most likely snow, winter and freezing temperatures. The fact is that during the last years our winters have become warmer and shorter. While this might sound great to some people, I prefer having a white Christmas and I strongly believe that Norway has some of it’s most beautiful moments during the winter months. There is something special about the atmosphere in nature when the landscape is covered in a white blanket and you feel the crisp air pulling your face. This year we had a green Christmas. It&rsqu

27 photos that prove the Vesterålen archipelago is very instagrammable

Vesterålen is a group of islands bordering to Lofoten in the south. The archipelago is connected by bridges as well as being linked with the mainland Norway, making any travel completely ferry-free. Vesterålen consists of five municipalities: Andøy, Bø, Hadsel, Sortland and Øksnes. Andøya Airport at Andenes and Stokmarknes Airport at Skagen are the only two airports in Vesterålen. Hurtigruten, the coastal express, visits Risøyhamn, Sortland and Stokmarknes. The world renowned Trollfjord, which lies in the Raftsund strait is a

Northern Lights in Eastern Norway

No, Polar Bears do not walk in the streets all around Norway. No, we do not have penguins as pets. Yes, northern lights are visible outside Northern Norway and on a good day you may enjoy it all the way to the east! After living most of my life about one hour south of Oslo I had never seen the Northern Lights before last year. It might have been ignorance, it might have been the lack of knowledge, but it took me over twenty years to realise that we do occasionally see miss Aurora Borealis dance on the sky in my area too. Read more: How to see the Northern Lights in Norway See also: Find Nor

The Norwegian Autumn

People often ask me what my favorite time of year is. To be quite honest, I do not have one favorite season. Actually this is one of the perks of living in Norway, we have 4 seasons and they all offer something unique. That being said, autumn is a excellent period to photograph. The combination of colors and ever changing weather is truly enjoyable to photograph, and just as pleasing for the eye. Feeling the crisp air, yet still the warmth of the sun, is something only this time of year offers. At least for us Norwegians, for you the Norwegian summer air is probably crisp too. I mentioned

The land of waterfalls

During the last half year I have been focusing more on photographing the local area. Most weekends I’ve gone on trips to the mountains, hiking in the woods or to some nearby landscapes I want to capture. As the waterfall junkie I am, many of these trips have been targeted towards waterfalls. And if there is anything eastern and western Norway can offer, it’s exactly that. Waterfalls. If you are like me, interested in photography and trying to produce best possible images, you might know that size doesn’t always matter (cliché, I know). The biggest waterfalls aren&rsqu

10 stunning carwalks in Norway

Are you satisfied just taking in the scenery through the car window? Or do you want to take a part of it? If you are visiting Romsdalen in the north western part of Norway you will find 10 trips that combine a car journey with short walks. All of the trips are interesting walks of reasonable lenght. From 30 to 120 minutes from the start to you are with the startpiont. In the region you will find designes walking and hiking maps and informative texts show you where to go and what to see. The sheet for the car trip shows clearly where the walks are, and the walks start and end at the car

5 breathtaking road trips in Norway

Summit trips in Norway doesn’t necessarily require climbing boots or skis. A summit trip in the north west region is possible to reach by car or a bike. Here are 5 lovely roads you ought to experience – by car, motorcycle or bike. The largest - but still small - cities in the region are Molde and Kristiansund. 1: The Atlantic Road It is hardly possible to visit Nordmøre and Romsdal without driving the Atlantic Road, the national tourist road between Averøy and Bud (FV 64). At Eldhusøya in Averoy Municipality is the servic

Hiking up Gygrestolen

You know how they often say that you see yourself blind on the local surroundings? That you’re not able to see the beauty around you? That has been my case for a long time. Maybe it’s because I love to travel and explore new cultures and countries, but for a long time my motivation for photographing the local area was non-existing. I loved to go hiking and enjoying the fresh air, but I wasn’t able to see my surroundings as beautiful images. This led to me going for the same hikes over and over again, and gradually stopping to explore new places. Well, this changed durin

Norway’s Most Visited Waterfall

One of Norway’s most popular nature attractions is the spectacular waterfall Vøringsfossen. This 182 meter (145m vertical drop) tall waterfall is located at the edge of Hardangervidda in Eidsfjord municipality close to Rv7. Vøringsfossen was in 2006 the most visited nature attraction in Norway, and it still remains one of the most visited each year. It’s no wonder so many people want to see these unique falls. Pictures can be spectacular, but nothing can compare to standing there absorbing the raw nature, hearing the noise of a roaring waterfall and feeling the light

Historical Beach of Mølen

Norway might be most famous for it’s dramatic landscapes in Northern Norway and beautiful fjords in the west. These places may be a photographers main locations to visit in Norway, but the east of Norway also has some beautiful scenery and history to share. One of my go-to seascape locations here in the east is a beautiful beach called Mølen. I would most definetly not recommend going here to get your tan on and sunbathe, as this is the beach in Norway with greatest density of pebbles in Norway. In other words not the most comfortable place to lie down. If you however are interest

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