The Knitting Cruise ended Thursday morning and we took a bus to the Kirkenes Airport, dispersing to various destinations. I’m headed to Reykjavík via one night in Oslo. After supper I walked and walked around the city, realizing my time in Oslo is short.
Here’s my night gallery of Oslo.
An excellent group of photos, particularly given the short amount of time you had. Lots of variety. Good job.
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Thanks Ken. Traveling alone the camera is a good companion.
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Beautiful photos! Did you see any trolls while you were walking?
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Too much artificial light for trolls to walk out. They come “in the hours of darkness” our guide said the other day.
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Wonderful series capturing the essence of the city at night.
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Looks like a magical night!
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It was
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Your photos of Oslo at night make the city look magical. I would like to see it in daylight too.
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It is all about the subjects and the lighting at night. Everthing looks so clean. I studied each photo. The sculpture of one person holding another person is intriguing. A number of stories come to mind from this one object. Your photos are beautiful.
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Your energy to walk through Oslo’s many beautiful places at night is truly admirable. Great night shots, Ruth!
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I will definitely put Oslo on my list after looking at those pix!
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Shooting at night can be a challenge. But you got some great shots.
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I felt like I was right there! Thanks for the tour!
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Ooh what a nice city!
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I adore exploring cities on foot. Looks like a truly special place!
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Felt short on time but I walked all over. Turns out I missed the castle
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