Breidalsvatnet - Oppland
Møre og Romsdal
Møre og Romsdal
Rauma - Møre og Romsdal
Dalsnibba - Geiranger - Møre og Romsdal - 1500m above see levelFor more Sky Watch photos, visit the Sky watch site - Sky watch was Dots idea, now hosted by Sandy, Wren, Klaus, Fishing Guy and Ivar.
Flotte bilder fra et flott land!
ReplyDeleteFantastiske bilder!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the reflections and the wonderful sharp blue sky, that cloud in the first one looks like its coming out of that mountain. Thanks for sharing John, have a great weekend:)
ReplyDeletestunning captures john.the first really gets my attention. the curve of the road, the reflection in the water...perfect.
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful weekend.
Fine bilder av en fin norsk natur!!
ReplyDelete"the curve of the road, the reflection in the water...perfect"
ReplyDeleteNo more... it's perfect!
Det første bildet simpelthen elsker jeg. Jeg er fullstendig bergtatt!!
ReplyDeleteFor en natur vi har. Og for et fantastisk vær du hadde når du opplevde dette området!
I love them all but the first one has a brilliant water reflection! And, the cloud seems to be pointing to a gorgeous mountain to be photographed! Lovely skies in all of them! Definitely you photographed nature at its finest!
ReplyDeleteI feel all your shots very beautiful and too:
ReplyDeletelight: excellent
perspective: excellent
focus: divine
contrast: Natural , without retouch
but the best shot to me, that touch me more and for to be misterious...WE CAN AST TO OURSELF:
WHAT IT WILL HAPPENS WHEN FINISH THE RAYWAY ITS THE NUMBER 3(UP TO DOWN)
HAVE A NICE WEEKEND
1989th The world awoke to a nightmare. The two German in separate approached. The WALL of Berlin fell. And was born in Västerås, Sweden, Skrapan. The sky has never been so close. The Skrapan is a reference to me when Iam in Center of Västerås and I need to find the way to Busstation.
1989. Världen vaknade till en mardröm. De två Tyskland i separata närmade sig. Muren Berlin föll. Och föddes i Västerås, Sverige, Skrapan.Himmel aldrig varit så nära. Den Skrapan är en referens till mig När Jag är i Västerås Centrum och behöver hitta vägen till busstationer.
But... the first time I saw Skrapan was when I was in the Department of Immigration (a building next to Skrapan). Have not had a permanent visa, and I felt very alone. It was winter. And I was afraid to get a visa. But looking at Skrapan hope came back. And I realized that nothing was impossible. There is nobody in the whole of Sweden, a building more beautiful than the Skrapan. He is unique. It brings us closer to the clouds, and leads us to believe in a future that may happen tomorrow. ... But Skrapan is a friend who welcomes you and makes you dream, really. If you want to dream that you are in London, Tokyo, NYork ... you can! At MC restaurant you see the time in different parts of the world. My husband bought a bouquet of flowers and gave me during the winter 2004, When I thought to be possible to love this country.
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Västerås firar Skrapan Födelsedagen. 20 år. Från toppen av Kapplan, du kan få en vacker utsikt över staden. I Kapplan hittar du blommor, köpcentrum, stormarknad och ett underbart hotell. Där, nära himlen kan du också träffa vänner för att dricka kaffe. Titta, hur huset är vackert.
Västerås celebrate the Skapran anniversary. 20 years old. From the top of Skrapan, you can get a beautiful view over the city. In Skrapan you will find flowers, shopping mall, supermarket and a wonderful hotel. There, near the sky, you can also meet friends for coffee. Look, how the building beautiful. Happy brithday to U, Skrapan!!!!
I decided to write in swedish because I cant change my situation. I live in this country and without the language, I cant survive.
Jag bestämde mig för att skriva på svenska eftersom jag inte kan ändra min situation. Jag bor i detta land och utan språk, I cant överleva.
Here, I will show the life in Sweden...by PHOTOS.... And I need to practice the language. I cant lie to myself. Sweden is my home, now.
Of course that english, spanish, swedish arent my mother language. And I can write wrong, of course. Because sometimes, I write like I speak. But I can try it. And the most important that I decided to accept the condition.
Do u want to see more beautiful skies?Visit SKY WATCH FRIDAY.
Mountains... Oh my God!
ReplyDeleteYou live in Paradise:-)
Ha en fin helg.
Robert
Hi John, such wonder to be seen, and I've seen it, a dream come true.
ReplyDeleteKjempeflott serie fra norsk natur.
ReplyDeleteLove the expanse!
ReplyDeletejaw dropping sights. these should be on a coffee table book/travel book.
ReplyDeleteKjempefine bilder John!! Pene utsnitt, farger og dybde i dem alle sammen. Var du over veien der i første bildet og fikk bare speilingen også? Råflotte!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is the first one, with the reflection of the mountain in the lake!
ReplyDeleteI also love your header!!
Kjørte den turen for halvannet år siden - en fantastisk tur! Får helt lengsel tilbake av disse bildene! Mektig natur vi har her i landet!
ReplyDeleteThey're all wonderful but that reflection in the first shot is far and away my favorite.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing of photos! It's so gorgeous and crystal clear!
ReplyDeleteNår jeg ser sånne bilder så blir jeg så stolt av det vakre landet vårt!! det første, med det blikkstille vannet var jo fantastisk! :)
ReplyDeleteNår jeg ser sånne bilder så blir jeg så stolt av det vakre landet vårt!! det første, med det blikkstille vannet var jo fantastisk! :)
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ReplyDeleteHuff... som sagt er jeg litt koko i hodet i kveld. Jaja.
ReplyDeleteJeg limer inn med min bruker:
Se der har dere vært ja, det har du jo for så vidt sagt før også. Vakre bilder og vakkert sted! Det er egentlig helt fascinerende at det går an å ha så masse turister på de smale veiene...
Wow!! For et landskap.. her var det vakkert. Utrolig flotte bilder og det første er jo bare konge med den speilingen
ReplyDeleteHar ikke ord for hvor fantastisk vakkert det er! Du og kona er helt råe på naturbilder :) Det er bare å ta av seg hatten...
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous shots! I love the wide angle you so frequently have.
ReplyDeleteJohn, they are all splendid, but the first one I would love to see in time lapse over a whole year.
ReplyDeleteNorway is such an incredibly beautiful country! Or perhaps your photos make it look that way. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSpectacular shots, John.
ReplyDeletegorgeous landscapes, wonderful paths to wander down, amazing reflection!
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fantastic work again
ReplyDeleteThey are all wonderful photos, the scenery is gorgeous. I too love the reflection in the first photo.
ReplyDeleteDet var noen fine himler og enda bedre "tilbehør" du hadde funnet her.
ReplyDeleteVel opp til vanlig standard!
Wonderful scenes...now I am wondering what the two mounds are in the second photograph?
ReplyDeleteGreat captures and looks like a very nice place to hike.
Eaglesbrother
Great pictures! Thank you for the views of Norway!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! Glad I found your blog.
ReplyDeleteSå flotte bilder! Er jo reine norgesreklamen. Eg vart mest fasinert av det første bildet ditt, det var kjempe! Synest det er flott med all den mektige naturen i Norge. Vi må berre bli litt flinkare til å bruke den litt kvar dag:-) Ha ei super helg!
ReplyDeleteJag blir alldeles sjuk när jag tittar på dessa underbara bilder. Du bor i ett fantastiskt vackert land!
ReplyDeleteVakkert landskap!
ReplyDeleteVakre bilder!
Fabelaktig!!! :)
Du burde gi ut en bok med naturfotografiene dine.
Den hadde solgt som "hakka møkk".
DET er jeg helt sikker på!
Etter å ha sett de bildene her får jeg bare lyst til å finne fram GoldWingen og dra avgårde. Ergelig at sesongen er over. Men det kommer en ny - og DA er jeg klar igjen til nye eventyr.
ReplyDeleteNå har jeg scrollet nedover hele siden din her, mange nydelige natur- og fjellbilder! Jeg er jo så glad i fjellet! Min samboer ville ha likt disse gamle bilbildene! :) Ha en fin helg!
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