“The Last Light” is a photos series showing the beauty of winter twilight in Norway. Till 2nd of December, sweet tints of setting sun spread in the sky, offering a celestial gradient to contemplate. Rosy tints delicately reflect on snowy slope of mountains. A series by Bjørg-Elise Tuppen, to discover.
From Norway to Iceland, we follow the holidays of tourists enjoying the beauty of the countries. But we realize that the film is like a time-lapse animation movie, staging miniature landscapes and people in motion while it’s well and truly real life scenes that are filmed. A stunning project made by Martijn Doolaard and produced by DAMPDESIGN.
Design studio Snøhetta, whose we already have talked about, has built the “Pilot House” in the city of Larvik, in Norway. The originality of this pavilion is in the facade and rooftop with sloped photovoltaic panels. This house offers a minimalist interior mixing bricks and wood. To discover in images in the gallery.
Un mois, 7300 km parcourus depuis Bordeaux pour explorer les régions sauvages de Norvège. Une aventure collective également couchée dans un récit qui raconte l’aventure et ses découvertes à travers une exploration et une expérience humaine partagée.Des moments précieux, difficiles parfois, mais qui ouvrent sur des perspectives de liberté dont le partage est le seul [...]
After travelling in Norway, videomaker Nicholas Buer, specialized in timelapses at day and astronomy amateur at night, has directed a very beautiful timelapse called “Blackout City” and which presents cities of the South of England when all is dark and calm. When the city lights are off, it’s the turn of the sky lights to be on : the invisible becomes visible.
With its glass facade windows and its 117 000 square meters of surface, the Statoil Regional Offices, located in Norway, was built in 20 months by A-Lab architects and 2500 workers. This building was thought like a game of construction, spouting in all sides with blocks that are piled up and cross each other. To discover.
Since he has impressed us with his photos from Norway, German photographer Kilian Schonberger comes back with an amazing series mixing beautiful light and constrasts. He takes us to beautiful Nordic and foggy landscapes where there’s peace and mystery. To discover in images.
Tommie Wilhelmsen has designed the cabin “Dalene” located in Norway. A beautiful house mostly wooden, clear and black dressed huge windows placed around the house. Curves and straight lines of the house offer an aesthetic uncommon. A wonderful discovery to contemplate.
Represented by Wonderful Machine, Mark Weinberg is a New York-based photographer who has travelled a lot in Norway and whose photos are a mixing of architecture, landscapes, infinite roads, food and interior design. His beautiful cliches are to discover in the gallery.
The series “Through the Window” has came in 2002 into the mind of Italian photographer Giorgio Barrera. He has travelled in Norway, Italy, Denmark, Finland and also in Germany to take pictures of people through their windows. An interesting point of view on intimacy, to discover below.
Norwich-based design student, Joe Ling, has recently created a new visual and rich identity for the Swedish brand IKEA through cards in primary colors. This talented student has really worked on the brand’s logo typography, the geometry and the colors’ dynamism.
Here is the video clip Farao, “The hours”. The video consists of 3144 photos taken in Norway, Iceland and England. Directed by Karl Erik Brøndbo and Hallvar Witzø, a Norwegian duo. Beautiful landscapes music to discover in the rest of the article.
By wearing an equipment of the brand Devold Protection, the stuntman Tom Erik Heimen was filmed for his jump on fire from a Norway mountain of 3,900 feet. The bigger risk was the parachute which could also burn. A video by Peter Degerfeldt to discover below.
Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter have designed this beautiful private holiday house in Havsdalen, Norway. The bay windows give a good view on snow-covered mountains and the house is mostly in wood, which brings some warmth to the atmosphere. Photo credits are by Søren Harder Nielsen.
Located in the residential area of Havstein in Trondheim, Norway, this house overlooks the fjord and the city. Thinking JVA, this house geometric shapes stands out for its uniqueness and modernity. Rendering minimalist impressive, supported by an interior look great to discover in the following images.
