

A 300 degrees panorama photo from Ny-Ålesund sticked together using nine single images. The photos are captured a few kilometers outside of the settlement.
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Sørøya is the fourth largest island (by area) in Norway, and lies outside the coast of Finnmark. The island is famous for its rich wild life, including large amounts of ptarmigans and mountain hares. The climate so far north is extreme which results in great nature events to explore.
Nothern lights is maybe the phenomenon that fascinates me the most in nature. It’s always a magnificent and special feeling when looking at the waves crossing over the heaven.
Two shots of the common dandelion ; one early in the flowering season and one a bit later.
Three shots of a brown hawker (Aeshna grandis) dragonfly which was photographed by a lake close to Trondheim, Norway.