The scene of today's mystery
Cover of newspaper
An Arctic scene: preparing for winter
Building an ice house
I'm not sure what these men are doing
Franklin name...found!
Someone else was here before me!
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1 comment:
Nice tilt-shifted photography. I've never seen that technique used on book pages, but it is certainly excellent to focus (literally) on a few words, or a part of the drawing. It gives a lot of depth.
I'm sure you will like the Vigeland sculpture park in Oslo. Piled bodies as construction material. Also, if you have time, do not hesitate to take the train from Oslo to Bergen, and stop at Myrdal to go to Flam. A beautiful view of a Fjord. And, lastly, go to the Munch Museum, and check the painting called "Separation", in front of which I almost cried fifteen years ago.
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