No matter where I go, I find spectacular landscapes. Come with me on another day full of photography in this beautiful country, this time at the Helgeland Coast.
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22 Comments
So stupid you were! The Helgeland Coast is the nr. 1 photo location of Norway's nr. 1 coastal photographer, Olemartin Evensen at Abelvær. Hope you take the time to visit him!
amazing views and beautiful photos you captured, again 🙂 also looks like COOP Mega left you speechless @12:40 😉 enjoy the rest of the trip!
Seem to have lost a couple of audio clips along the way.
Missing som audio at the end
Loved all the shots of the lake with the stepping stones. Shouldn’t be driving one handed, though.
Thanks for the video tour Adrian, now I have to go to Norway.
"People rarely succeed unless they have fun in what they are doing." -Dale Carnegie
Tractor eggs 😆
Ps! If you drive E6 on your way back home, you should cross the beautiful Nessundet Bridge to Helgøya Island in Lake Mjøsa. On the southern part of Helgøya you should park by Skafferiet Cafe and walk down to Lake Mjøsa, to view the Skreiafjella Mountains. Helgøya is the northernmost part where oak trees spread naturally by acorns.
If you decide to go to the Totenåsen Hills, you must go to Svartdalstjerna Forest Reserve, a true gem!
Beautiful images. Norway is stunning and you have made me want to go there.
Awesome video! What focus settings are you using?
I LOVE that first tree shot! So good. I envy you your trip.
For the stepping stones in the water, I think I actually like the one where they are just beneath the surface better. Not sure why, though of course, your selected composition is super.
Hi, I just found your youtube channel and I wanted to say that I love your passion for travel and photography. I love the photo's you took and the scenery is amazing. I would love to see more 🙂
Wonderful, wonderful images as ever. What are you going to do with them all. Please do a book! One that we can get in the UK.
those drone vistas at the end!!!!
I just found your videos and wow, I have never watched someone so calming. Between your demeanor, your pictures and the scenery … I'm so relaxed.
Oh yes, your favorite image is indeed superb. I liked a lot the lone trees though. The drone view of the lakes, waterfalls and fjord are quite something. How not to be enthralled by such a landscape, it seems that all the views are potentially beautiful compositions!
In this video your shot are very poetry!…thanks Adrian
Your photography is just amazing you find the beautiful or Interesting abstracts in the most unlikely places , I recently was taking photos of stacked shipping containers at Port Melbourne, 😀 sounds boring I know but it wasn't 😉
WOW…What a beautiful place, and brilliant people.
The tree bending over the mountain was my favourite photo, and the drone footage of the needle shaped bridge was great too.