Here’s a gallery of recent photos from Oslo.
On the photos you’ll see the Eastside of the Opera house (with tiny red slave barracks), the Bjørvika area, Sørenga and the financial district they’ve named The Barcode.
Sørenga: another place for the wealthy.
Some ducks came by
Winter night in Bjørvika
This is how the Opera looks like from the east.
The tiny red boxes are used as storage for slaves.
January: The Barcode
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I really love the night light of the cities – the atmosphere is special – very well captured… 🙂
Takker og bukker Drake.
Great series of beautiful views, Cardinal!
Thank you!
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS. The dark skies, bright lights and mirror waters are amazing combinations that you have photographed so well.
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Excellent series of photos, Cardinal
Excellent photography!
Superb series, Cardinal. It always surprises me where the wealthy decide to live.
You always manage to get your shots from some unusual vantage points – great stuff!
This is great stuff … I’m in awe! They should be in some tourist brochure for Oslo!
Very nice photos of a extraordinary building – seen from a different perspective. Very well seen and captured, my friend.
these photos are just stunning!! i saw oslo in august last year, a very lovely city.
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I couldn’t like each photo individually cause some of them would not open … it is just my work pc; I am sure it has nothing to do with WP. I am starting to appreciate the night 😉
Skylines at night are such a sight. I wish I could go roam around the streets of Delhi at night but unfortunately, that is never an option.
I adore that little structure by the water; presents an excellent contrast to all the concrete giants. 🙂
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ok, this totally changes my perception of construction cranes lol …they look beautiful in your photos 🙂
have you used an ND filter?
Thank you Alex. It was so dark when I shot these, so I didn’t need a filter.
BTW: Thanks for reminding me about this post. I think I’ll ‘revisit’ and remake these shots.