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The Northern Lights
photos/1.jpgThe northern auroral oval crosses over northern Norway. This enables us to see the Northern Lights from September to late April. If the sun is active and the sky is clear there is a chance to experience the Northern Lights several days a week.
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The Light
photos/2.jpgIn the summer the sun never sets from the end of May to the end of July, lighting up the arctic sky both day and night. The sun vanishes below the horizon from December to the midle of Janurary. But in the Polar Night period, the darkness provides its own dramatic light.
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The Coast
photos/3.jpgNorway has the worlds highest concentration of fjords, and one inviting town after another is revealed along the length of the coast. Between the towns there are hundreds of fishing villages and idyllic places.
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The Islands
photos/4.jpgEspecially Lofoten is well known for its steep mountains and fjords, and the many characteristic fishing villages and islands. In places such as Vesterålen and Senja we are also surrounded by a lot of photo opportunities.
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The Nature
photos/5.jpgThe landscape varies from endless gently rolling high plateaus, clad with birch forests, to sharp peaks, ravines and glaciers. In the east you find the border mountains with rounded peaks, wide vistas towards distant horizons, untouched lakes rich in fish and wetlands rich in birdlife.
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The Night
photos/6.jpgThe Midnight Sun and the Northern Lights enables us to photograph in magic light both day and night throughout the year, with different light and different motifs.
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The Outdoors
photos/7.jpgNorthern Norway also has challenges gallore for active people - a true Mecca for people who enjoy climbing mountains, hiking or fishing in more than 30.000 lakes.
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The North
photos/8.jpgTroms is found a little more than 2000km/1300mi south of the North Pole, and some 2-400 km/130-250mi inside the Arctic Circle. Temperatures range from +7°C to 25°C in summer and from +3°C to -20°C in winter (down to -40°C in inland areas).
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The People
photos/9.jpgThe people in Norway are active and often use the very accessible scenery, especially in the weekends. Popular activities are hiking in the mountains, biking, fishing and skiing.
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The Wildlife
photos/10.jpgThe wildlife is rich and varied. Here you can go on trips watching birds, whales and killerwhales or hike on your own in untouched nature. The big predators are wolf, bear, lynx and wolverine.
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The Land
photos/11.jpgThese intense contrasts give Northern Norway its magic, with the Midnight Sun and the winter darkness, mountains plunging sharply into the sea and the vast mountain plains - incredible natural powers working in harmony.
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