Moving the Earth

Removing rock from Haukeland and making new land in Solheimsviken:

Going down

On my way to work, entering the passage under Danmarksplass.

Outlook from a new house

To the west: Looking down at the old house. To the east: outlook towards Ulriken.

 

Snow at Nygårdsbroen

Maybe it is difficult to see, but the wearther was really bad. the only way to take a picture without having snow on the lens, was under the bridge. Fortunatelly this also gave a nice framing.

Jarle Bernhoft in Grieghallen

A magnificent musician with a firm grip on technology, but also able to singn his way out to the rythm of the applause

 

Sunrise in the office

A november day in Bergen can be very  beautiful.



I made this timelapse video, shot from the same window, early this spring:

Electric sun

When I took this picture the other day I got like a flashback to Olafur Eliasson's "The weather project", which I saw at Tate Moder, close to eight years ago:



More photos in the blog following the building of Bergen University College at Kronstad.

Too much coffee man

Foggy

I really can't explain why, but I do like this picture. Maybe it is because of the light. It becomes completely different, because of the fog. The scene that I pass every day, change into something less familiar.

The island

The high tide made these stones become a small island.

They have an interesting story. The stones were uased as ballast, and came by sailships (I guess) that left Bergen with fish and other goods of trade.

Who knows where these stones once came from. Maybe form the Baltic, or the Mediterranean Sea...