Misspelled Summer
Leica Q2 Monochrom s/125 - f/1.7 - iso 1600
Det Snør
Sang av Anne Grete Preus
Det snør himmelsk korrekturlakk
Over feilstavet sommer
Og hør bylarmen forsvinner
Under dalende flommer
Vi har hørt at ingen snøfnugg er like
Og sånne under kan en tenke på en stund
Jeg lener hodet helt tilbake
Og får et iskyss på min munn
Og får et iskyss
Det snør stumme stjernesøstre
Fra usynlige munner
Og ør av angrepet fra myldrende lydløse sekunder
I dag inntas jorden av en himmelsk hær
Uten våpen tvinges hele byen i kne
Alt går litt langsommere her på jorden
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Takk for den unyttige snø
Til bry og til besvær
Nå inntas jorden av en himmelsk hær
Uten bomber og granater
Tvinges hele byen i kne
Alt går litt langsommere her på jorden
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Hele himmelen
Når hele himmelen faller
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Alt går litt langsommere her på jorden
Når hele himmelen faller ned
Frozen River
Leica Q2 Monochrom
New Year, Frozen River, New Era, Look Ahead - The Sun are here again…
Ice Cold Days
Leica Q2 Monochrom - s 1/500 - f/5.0 iso 200
A walk on icy ground. A moment of inattention and I was on my back. The only thing on my mind was to save my Leica Q2M.
My Mother Died
My mother died on New Year's Eve. She was told that she was seriously ill 23.12 and one week later she died. Cause liver cancer. Rest in peace!
Villa Strandheim, Balestrand, Norway.
Leica Q2 Monochrom
Villa Strandheim is one of the biggest dragon-style villas in Balestrand. It is situated by the shore, where its owner Hans Dahl built a wharf, bathing hut and boathouse in the same style. The house came in pre-fabricated modules from Trondheim, which made it easier and quicker to erect.
Dahl was an officer and served in the Bergenske brigade until 1874. He then left to become an artist. He studied painting under J.F. Eckersberg and Knut Bergslien. He also studied in Karlsruhe and Dusseldorf, where he was taught by Hans Gude. Dahl lived in Germany from 1888 onwards, but travelled to Balestrand every summer to sketch the scenery of Western Norway. Dahl moved back to Balestrand in 1919.
