Oslo by fog…

In the breaking point between winter and early spring, we get a lot of fog in Oslo. Last week I was walking in the city, and here are some prints.

All prints are with the John S Lens and the AO DLX Film.

Statues and the sun…

In my many walks in the city of Oslo, I am constantly looking for new objects to shoot. As in many cities around the world, Oslo has a lot of statues. The first print is how it looks normally.

I found this boring, and decided to try another approach. It was a bright sunny day, so I decided to use the sun as a creative effect.

Here is the result, All prints are the John S Lens and BlacKeys B+W Film.

Dockside silhouettes…

I was again at Aker Brygge today. As I was lying on the grass enjoying the sun, several people posed against the railing beside me. I decided to try to make a silhouette series out of this. All prints are the John S Lens and BlacKeys B+W FIlm.

A Small Visit To The Docks…

Today I had a small walk to Aker Brygge, one of my favorite places in Oslo. I shot these prints. All are the John S Lens and the BlacKeys B+W Film.

Oslo dockside…

I walked on the dockside last week. They had just painted the railings and buffers along the dock in bright orange. And this day there were a lot of yachts visiting the city…

All prints are the John S Lens and BlacKeys B+W Film.

Hipstawalk to the edge of Oslo…

Oslo is a fast growing city. One of the most popular places are Aker Brygge (pier). It is a former ship yard which was closed in 1982. Since then it has been developed as a area with a lot of restaurants, shops and apartments. And it is still under development as the area grows out into the sea.

This is a perfect place for a walk, and enjoying a soft ice cream on the dockside. The only problem is that if you are alone, no one tells you if you have a ice cream moustache. So I walked home for 2 miles with this in my face. :) But I got to dangle my feet off the edge of Oslo, so I was happy.

In print number 4 i saw the black-headed gull coming, and I was able to catch it in number 5 and 6. These gulls are not as weary as the others, and are notorious hot-dogs and ice cream thieves.

And yes, I had my building crane fetish served again…

All prints are the John S Lens and BlacKeys B+W Film.