Kaxelsenfoto

Name: Kaxelsenfoto
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Published ILPOTY 20,22,24 &26 | commended World landscape photographer 2022 | category third NLPA 2022

11/10/2026

I’ve finally started sharing the photographs from my trip to Finnmark in September! 😊📷

There was something very special about returning to the places where I grew up, wandering around with my camera and observing both the big and the small. I think growing up surrounded by this landscape contributed to making this one of the most inspiring photography trips I’ve had in a long time.

The first collection, Between Scales, is now live on my website! It brings together some of the larger landscapes and smaller geological details that caught my attention along the way.

You can explore the complete gallery through the link in my bio. And stay tuned for more collections from the trip in the coming weeks! 😊

Carved in Stone 👉

Divided by Light👉

Through the Valley

13/09/2026

A small collection of rock details from the Norwegian coast.

The first image is easily my personal favourite of the three. I love the sculptural forms, layers and traces of erosion in the rock, and it is exactly the kind of scene I can spend a long time exploring.

Swipe on and the second image has a rather fascinating story behind that almost unreal colour.

The final image is more typical of the small observations I find myself drawn to on coastal walks: shapes, colours and details that are easy to pass by unless you slow down and really look.

This is a littoral pool, periodically filled by seawater as well as rain and freshwater. Under the right conditions, microscopic algae can bloom in huge numbers and turn the water vivid shades of green, brown or, more rarely, this remarkable red.

Eventually the sea washes over the pool and the colour disappears again.

One of those small coastal observations I might easily have walked past. I’m always fascinated by the shapes, colours and relationships between individual pieces of rock.

06/09/2026

A few quiet moments from late summer.
Small scenes, changing light, and a little experimentation.

05/09/2026

Some of my favorite light this summer arrived between the rain showers🌧️☀️ This one from the west coast in July where I found this amazing view with my drone!

03/09/2026

Some of my favorite light this summer arrived between the rain showers🌧️☀️

24/08/2026

I’ve been drawn to smaller details and more intimate scenes for much of my recent work, but I still enjoy stepping back and photographing the larger landscape.

17/08/2026

The more I revisit my archives, the more forgotten details seem to emerge.

Continuing where my previous carousel left off, these are three more finds from last autumn in Finnmark, shaped by layers, fractures and the meeting of rock and water.

I’ll be returning to Finnmark this September to explore some new areas. Revisiting these images feels like a fitting way to look ahead.

Nature’s own cartography, drawn in stone.

Where fractured rock gradually gives way to water.

13/08/2026

Before the new work, a few forgotten discoveries.

It has been a little while since my last post, so I decided to revisit some overlooked photographs from my archive before sharing fresh work from this summer. These details, textures and organic shapes were all found while exploring the coast of Northern Norway.

Swipe through for a closer look.

A quiet meeting of stone and sea.

Life tracing its own path across the rock.

Lines shaped by time, water and stone.

30/07/2026

This summer has pushed me to explore a wider range of subjects, perspectives and photographic expressions than usual. From abstract details and intimate scenes to documentary moments and classic landscapes, the variety itself has become part of the journey.

These two images are reminders that I still enjoy returning to the grand landscapes that first inspired me to pick up a camera. Captured by drone on opposite sides of Norway, one in the north and one in the west, they are connected by the same pale glacial water, shaped by ice and time, and by the perspective that only an aerial view can reveal.

I hope you enjoy these landscapes and stay tuned for more from this trip!

27/07/2026

These are two iconic rock formations I’ve photographed over the years, including the first image from my recent trip to the westcoast of Norway!

Rather than documenting them as they appear, I wanted to create a more personal interpretation. Black and white and long exposures helped simplify the scenes and emphasize the sculptural forms that first caught my attention.

I hope you enjoy these interpretations.

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