A few compiled timelapse-clips from Kristiansand in May 2013. Clouds are fascinating when watched like this

Restaurant burnt to the ground in 1964. Today, 50 years later, the scene still looks the same. Still with the same nice view of central Gjøvik, situated by Norways biggest lake, Mjøsa. DJI Phantom 2. A touch of sharpen and saturation. New Version.

Trying out a different rendering in a "cinematic" format. It will suit the landscape better, and hopefully produce a more dramatic effect. Filmed near Lena in Toten, Norway

Trip down the Romsdalen With my Phantom

A few weeks late for catching the huge snowdrifts, but still a very nice mountain crossing. Went there with Knut Uppstad and Our Phantoms looking for views. The road is called Brokke-Suleskar, and is an eldorado especially for bikers as it winds its way across the mountain.

Late Autumn in Gjøvik - Phantom view accompanied by Bjørn Ole Rasch and Annbjørg Liens beautiful music

A sunday trip on the 29th of March with our Phantoms. Views of Nodeviga and Otterdalsparken, a gift to Kristiansand from the newly departed artist Kjell Nupen The irrational sceptisism of flying above water is slowly conquered.

New and deeper, sharper rendering. Shot from a pond just above the center of Kristiansand, Norway late in November. A unique natural preserve adjoining the center of town. A rare view for those familiar with the Place.