Tag Archives: Nature

Norwegian Wood

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“If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.” – Haruki Murakami, Norwegian Wood (Naokos Lächeln) “But who can say what’s best? That’s why you need to grab whatever chance you have of happiness where you find it, and not worry about other people …

Ursus maritimus – Nanuk!

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Einst lebte ein Inuitmädchen, das mit einem Jäger verbunden wurde. Sie sorgte gewissenhaft für seine Stiefel und Kleidung und er brachte das Fleisch nach Hause. Wie alle Mädchen sehnte sie sich nach Abwechslung in der Liebe. So geschah es, dass sie sich einen Eisbären als Liebhaber wählte. Das machte wenig Schwierigkeiten, da die Geschlechtsteile von …

Postcard from Grønland, Greenland

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fra årets naturfotograf i Danmark, Julie Skotte the danish photographer of the year 2012: Vi gratulerer – Herzlichen Glückwunsch – Congratulations, dear Julie! Thanks for jumping into the cold water and letting us see the iceberg as we’ve never seen it before: Blog: fotofabler.dk Website: julieskotte.com    More photos coming up next.

Gone Fishing, er på fisketur

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…will be right back. A quiet spot in Norway, going North to the Lofoten. The water is surprisingly greenish, and then as blue as blue can be. © Photo: Tone Ramberg and she explains: Ahhh, brings back lots of memories. First picture from the lake below Svartisen. Svartisen is a collective term for two glaciers located …

The Natural Beauty of Norway: Tromsø – Nordkapp

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By Matthew Harris (lambchopeindhoven). On my cycle trip through northern Norway: described in my cycle blog. I am cycling to Tromsø with a lump in my throat. Tromsø is why I am here on my bike at 4 am on beautiful Senja island. It is why I am here at all, cycling to the North Cape. Here last December with …

The Natural Beauty of Norway: Lofoten – Senja

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By Matthew Harris (lambchopeindhoven). On my cycle trip through northern Norway: described in my cycle blog. Cycling is an amazing way to visit Norway. Sitting on the bike, there is nothing between you and the elements. The soft rays of the sun warm your skin, the wind ruffles (or blasts) through your hair, the salty …