Norway is amongst many this, the land of tunnels. Long unlit tunnels that is. They are a bit unnerving for someone that is not used to drive trough tunnels at all. It best to let someone else to drive and photograph them from the passenger seat instead.

In case you are wondering, the "lights" are reflector.

As promised, here are the long exposure photographs on Månafossen

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In Norway me and the friend we were visiting went to see the Månafossen and its 90 m high waterfall. It was definitely worth dragging all my camera equipment up the mountain for. I shoot with both long and short exposure times and will as usual post them in separate blog posts. I'm posting the short exposure ones in this post and save the long exposure ones for later.

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Our second stop in Norway was the small village named Mandal. It is a nice place on the south coast filled with small white houses. It was a nice place to visit and walk around in for a day.

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The first stop on our vacation in Norway was Oslo. A stop we made because we wanted to visit a few museums there. One of them was the Norwegian Museum of Cultural History. It's an open air museum that contains many old building of various age and the one I was most interested in seeing was the Gol stave church. It is a type of church that, I far as I know, doesn't exist in Sweden. I wanted to see it because I probably won't see another one again. I like the design of the church, kinda medieval looking.

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This year me and my SO went to Norway for about a week. We did the trip mostly because I wanted to visit a friend and we both wanted to experience (which in my case means photographing) the Norwegian landscape. We drove along the coast and made stops in Oslo, Mandal, Stavanger and Kristiansand. Although it was raining a lot during our trip we still got a fair share of nice weather and we where able to enjoyed the trip a lot.

Below are two pictures that I couldn't group in with the other pictures I'll post later.