Taken with Canon A70 digital camera winter 2006. Click image for larger view.
I took this photo very early in the morning (6 AM) when I saw the beautiful moon lightning up the landscape. As this picture was taken in the middle of the winter, moonlight is the closest we get to see the sun in Northern Norway.
Today is the first of November. That means I have about 17 days left with sunlight before the sun disappears..
I used a cheap compact camera in this shot so that is why the quality is a bit crappy, but I think it’s still a beautiful scene if you don’t pixel peep.
Have you checked out the Photos from Northern Norway 2008 calendar? I have been getting some very good reviews of it 🙂
Flott måneskinnsbilde med skinn i fra havet, prøvde selv men det ble ikke så bra som dette. Kanskje jeg må bruke stativ på vinterbilder.
Wow! This is an absolutely gorgeous shot! I love it! Wow again!
Wow, that’s stunning!!
Que lindo!!
Por causa das suas fotos estou com vontade de conhecer a Noruega!!!
Aproveite bem seus 17 dias com sol!!!
beijo
never been to Norway. Do u mean after 17 days, there is no sunlight over there ? So, u all depends on electricity fully ? or night for 24 hours ? wow… so it must be cold too ???
I am from Malaysia. We only have sun and rain.
Hi how are you! I´ll often pass to your blog!
i´ll also tell you when I post new things and I´d be great if you pass to my blog and if it is not boring tell your friends also.. there are interesting things, it´s for an university work! please! thank you a lot and sorry if I boder you!
bye!
I thought it was the sun at first glance Thomas..;-) That is awesome my friend…!
Beautiful!
That is an amazing photo. I want to see something like that with my own eyes.
Beautiful photo!