I am in Boston, what to do…. I have a plan of taking pictures of animals on this trip, so I have spent my day on a whale cruise outside Boston, and here I met this “little” fellow, a Finn whale, the second largest creature that have ever roamed this very earth. Quite impressive.
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I have been out and about today, and shoot some images. During the night there have been snowing quite a bit, and that makes for some very nice combination of snow and light over the landscape.
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Todays image is shot a couple of weeks ago, and depicts the mountain Torghatten. This time from an other viewpoint. The mountain sure looks good.
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It is sunny, beautiful and nice day here in Northern Norway. Have been out and about, and enjoyed the nature. Felt like sharing a little seaside image in the drama of back and white.
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A couple of seagulls where out and about, when I was doing a little camping earlier this week. They sneak up on you are quite assertive when they see an oportunity, and go for the strike.
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It is a quite lovely day here in Northern Norway, and I went on a short hike to get a good vantage point overlooking the my hometown of Brønnøysund, and its two most famous mountains. Torghatten on the far left, and Ramtind on the far right. Shot with a drone at about 100 meter above sea level.
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One from the archive. This is from a trip to Vietnam a couple of years ago, and no trip there is without a tour to the Mekong river that is a lifeline of that region.
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This is the old , retired whaling station of Grytviken, South Georgia. I guess this was the largest, and most efficient of the old stations down here. It was left in the fifties, and it serves here as a great piece of history. The picture shows only a small part of the operation, but you get a little image of the massive scale of the operation. 
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No trip to the Arctic or Antarctica is without ice and icebergs, and the share might of this magnificent creations is just awe-inspiring. This is shot just of shore on one of the landings in the impressive continent, and I have to admit, that bright blue color just takes my breath away.
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The Caracara is a large Falk like bird that inhabits the southern oceans. I was lucky enough to get a glimpse of this magnificent creature on the East Falklands.
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