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Michael Svetbird : NIKE Terracotta Figurine . NAM Athens ©MSP. • Part of the "Small-format Sculpture & Miniature Artefacts" MSP Online Photo-gallery : www.deviantart.com/svetbird1234/gallery/69450077/small-fo...

A fleeting beam of sunlight caresses the rugged face of Hattefjell, breaking through the shadows and revealing its raw, ancient textures. In the stillness of Storfjord, the light feels like a quiet moment of connection between the earth and sky.


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At Gabrielvedhogget, the cascading water crashes and churns over the jagged rocks, as if forged by trolls in their hidden mountain halls. Rediscovered after a storm rerouted the journey, this powerful cascade became a playground for photography, where each rushing stream seemed to carry the weight of an ancient legend.


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In this close-up at Gabrielvedhogget, the water weaves over rocks with an eerie, rhythmic pulse, as though Nøkken himself is beckoning with his siren call. The mist rises, clinging to the air, a subtle reminder of the ancient water spirit’s presence in every drop.


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Stetinden rises like a colossal sentinel, its jagged peaks thrusting into the sky, a silent guardian of the land below. In this moment, the mountain feels timeless, an ancient force that has watched over the fjords and valleys for centuries, holding the secrets of Norway’s wild heart.


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At Gabrielvedhogget, the waterfall flows with unbridled energy, crashing over the rocks before pooling in the calm below. This is a place where Fossegrimmen, the spirit of the waterfall, is said to dance, his haunting melodies filling the air. Rediscovered on a storm-forced detour, this site is a reminder of nature’s raw beauty and the timeless myths that breathe life into the land.


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In the silent decay of an abandoned house at Mølnevika, two derelict windows stare out into the emptiness, their frames weathered by decades of neglect. Once a place of life, now only a hollow memory, the windows reflect a bygone time, offering a glimpse into a world that has long since faded. The eerie stillness of the scene is palpable, as if the house itself is holding its breath, waiting for stories to be whispered by the wind.


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As the sun sets in a blaze of orange and red, the mountains of Fjordbotn are cast in dark silhouette, their jagged peaks mirrored perfectly in the still waters below. The fiery sky reflects across the fjord’s surface, creating a scene where the boundaries between land and sky blur, as if nature itself is painting its own masterpiece. This is the magic of Senja—where every sunset feels like the last flicker of a forgotten flame.


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Initially passed by on a journey north, Gabrielvedhogget revealed itself as an enchanting haven when the storm Hans redirected the path. Here, the waterfall flows like the huldra’s secret song, hidden in plain sight. Rediscovered and revisited, its lively cascades became the perfect subject for a day of photography, its energy a celebration of nature’s resilience and beauty.


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A hidden crevice at Gabrielvedhogget, where water pours through like a secret passage to another world. The rushing flow seems to whisper, as if the water is speaking its ancient language, known only to Nøkken, who might be watching from just beyond the rocks.


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Photographer: Paul van Bueren
Things I Find
Compact
Kodak Color 200
Home developed C41

This photograph always reminds me to take that Photograph even when in doubt just take it. The next day they trimmed it and it was never the same again.

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Artist: Paul van Bueren
Things I Find
Compact
Kodak Color 200
Home developed C41

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Photographer: Paul van Bueren
Things I Find
Compact
Kodak Color 200
Home developed C41

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Flash Fog Film (great bandname)

Artist: Paul van Bueren
Things I Find
Compact
Kodak Color 200
Home developed C41

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Artist: Paul van Bueren
Things I Find
Compact
Kodak Color 200
Home developed C41

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Photographer: Paul van Bueren
I Love you Decay
Canon A1
Kodak Color 200
Homedevoled C41

Copyright by Paul van Bueren
www.paulvanbueren.com

Tree fungi captured to test out my "new" Mamiya DSX 500 camera. I shot this close to my home base in Sandnes, Rogaland, Norway.

Most of the data regarding this image is in the EXIF-data, but to help a bit on the technical side it is:
Camera: Mamiya DSX 500
Film: AGFAPhoto APX 100
Developer: Adox Rodinal (1+50)

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Around Mount Druitt

Rollei 35
Carl Zeiss Tessar 3,5/40
Foma Fomapan 100
EI100
Taken on 22 December 2023
Kodak D76 (1+1) 10.5 min 20c
Epson v850
Silverfast 8
Lightroom

Mount Druitt
New South Wales
Australi

Michael Svetbird : KORE 00. Rome MNR Baths of Diocletian, Loan From Acropolis Museum Athens, ©MSP