Urbanflyer in Norway and Iceland

[Urbanflyer]

I intend to use this thread to post some of the photos from our recent trip to Oslo (relatives) and Iceland (first time there). Although I post in my 52 week challenge, I want to share some of these photos as well--they are often not typical travel photos. Comments are always welcome.

Bekkestua T-Station Bird Barrier

Bird Barrier by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Commuter Park and Ride--Bekkestua
Gone to the City by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Norwegian Summer Morning
Norwegian Morning by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[billtils]

Thanks for starting this thread Judith. Bird Barrier is interesting but Commuter Park and Ride is super - love it!!!!!

Looking forward to many more.

[Donald]

I'd agree. Commuter Park & Ride is a wonderful composition.

[Shadowman]

Nice series, looking forward to seeing more.

[Bear Dale]

Nice series all, #2 is my pic.

[FootLoose]

I like the framing of the first image, and the patterns in the net. Good lines all round. Well done, Judith.

[Urbanflyer]

Installment 2

Tram Navigation
Morning Commute by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Hug Life
Hugs by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Christian IV
Christian IV by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Round and Square
Round and Square by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[billtils]

Thanks for the updates Judith. The last is the stand-out for me.

[John 2]

Park and Ride for me as well Judith.

[Manfred M]

Some very nice images here Judith. It looks like you are having a wonderful trip. I look forward to your Iceland images too.

I find that your first two shots are the strongest ones, in my opinion. The tram tracks in your second series is also interesting. I wonder if it might not be more effective without the sky?

[Urbanflyer]

Some very nice images here Judith. It looks like you are having a wonderful trip. I look forward to your Iceland images too.

I find that your first two shots are the strongest ones, in my opinion. The tram tracks in your second series is also interesting. I wonder if it might not be more effective without the sky?

Thanks, Manfred. I struggled with the sky/no sky options for the tram tracks. In the end I opted for the contrast between the busy confinement of the tracks and the openness of the sky. I couldn't find an option that kept the feeling of confinement without the sky. I am sure there is one.

[Urbanflyer]

Installment 3--Downtown Oslo

Not Yet Open for Lunch
Not yet open for lunch by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Oslo Architecture
Urbanscape Oslo by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Firecrackers
Firecrackers by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[Urbanflyer]

Installment 4

Ski Jump Moire
Ski Jump Moire 1 by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Quintessential Europe
Qintessential Europe by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Stave Church Detail
Stave Church detail by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[FootLoose]

You have captured some very good images on your holiday, Judith. I particularly like the shot of the chairs above.

[Manfred M]

Some more very interesting images here Judith. I particularly like your "Ski Jump Moiré".

[Urbanflyer]

Installement 5

Exercise at the Ski Jump

Daily Exercise by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Ski Jump detail
Strength by urbanflyer, on Flickr


Sidewalk Art
Train Station Sidewalk by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[zen]

Thanks for starting this thread Judith. Bird Barrier is interesting but Commuter Park and Ride is super - love it!!!!!

Looking forward to many more.

Plus 1!!

The patterns in the net are magnetic!

Thanks for sharing.

Zen

[zen]

In Exercise 5, Judith, once again the patterns in Exercise at the ski jump and Ski jump detail are outstanding. Good-o!

Great shots, all, and looking forward to others.

Zen

[Urbanflyer]

Installment 6--Still in Oslo--more on my Flickr feed

Bricked In
Bricked In by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Fireworks
Fireworks in Oslo by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Housing Rising
Outstanding by urbanflyer, on Flickr

Views All Around
Views in all directions by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[skitterbug]

You can see the uniqueness in the various patterns you've captured! Thank you for giving me another way to view what I'm looking at! You are presenting wonderful work!