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Hamnøy or Hamnøya is a small fishing village in Moskenes Municipality in Nordland county, Norway. It is located on the eastern side of the island of Moskenesøya, about 1.5 kilometres northeast of the village of Reine, along the Vestfjorden.
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Shot with a iPhone 7. Exposure: 1/180, Aperture: 1.8, Focal Length: 4.0, ISO: 20
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We were passing almost everyday near this really nice spot between civilization and nature. And for our last day at the sunset just before taking the ferry we did a stop there to capture this amazing scene. I had to take the picture with my iPhone cause my camera is not wide enough.
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- During a very rainy day, unable to climb any of the mountains surrounding Reine, we went out for a little roadtrip and, just as we returned, the clouds ripped open for a few minutes when we stopped in Hamnøy to take some pictures. A massivel assault of rain got me seconds after this photograph was captured. I didn’t make the ten metres back to the car without getting soaked to my underwear.
- Experienced by @Mischa Bachmann | ©Unsplash
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- Fishing 🐟 is the main activity here in Lofoten and picturing the red houses was on my to-shoot list. Red houses because of the history it’s based on cost, esthetics and social status reasons. Back in the days red was for barns in farms, cheap building but now it just looks gorgeous with the landscape. ⛰
- Experienced by @Guillaume Briard | ©Unsplash
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- Lofoten being moody and beautiful on Earth Day
- Experienced by @Kym Ellis | ©Unsplash
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- Fishing 🐟 is the main activity here in Lofoten and picturing the red houses was on my to-shoot list. Red houses because of the history it’s based on cost, esthetics and social status reasons. Back in the days red was for barns in farms, cheap building but now it just looks gorgeous with the landscape. ⛰
- Experienced by @Guillaume Briard | ©Unsplash
