By Kindra Covert
[Kindra Covert is a professional traveller currently vagabonding and photographing her way across Europe. Last year, she contributed a photography series from her five week cycling trip from Washington to California. She also co-designed the Urchin Movement logo!]
The longest country in Europe, Norway’s dramatic landscape ranges from vast fjords to craggy peaks to bright green sea to thousand year old cities. Photographing Norway requires a lot of lenses (several of which I don’t yet have!), a lot of swerves off the road to capture a perfect angle or fleeting lighting, and a lot of late nights to take advantage of the magical northern glow. Luckily, Norway does most of the rest!
The Geiranger Fjord
Bergen bustling and glowing at 11:30pm
Cod drying in Å i Lofoten
A reflection from the midnight sun in Austvågøy
These white flowers spring up everywhere they can during Norway’s brief summer
The summit of a hike on Moskenesøya
Matborsen restaurant in the old Bergen stock exchange
Wildlife meets city life in Trondheim
