I’ve been fixed on colors and buildings lately–colorful buildings to be more accurate. I’ve posted quite some photos of colorful buildings on Instagram lately. Today I thought it would be nice to shoot something with my camera and not just the phone (even though I have a brand new Samsung S7 Edge that takes quite good photos).
It’s been very sunny today and hot, I guess like 27c and it was almost too hot to photograph. But just almost. I grabbed an icecream before I pulled my camera out of my backpack, just what I needed.
I went to a place close to my home called Rodeløkka. There are lots of wooden, colorful houses in that area. It’s been a long time since I’ve been there photographing, so it was fun coming back. I took a lot of photos, there was so many lovely colors and color combinations.
I hope you’ll enjoy the photos as much as I enjoyed taking them.
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The photos are very nice! It looks so different from Switzerland or any other country I’ve visited so far :) I hope to be able to go there one day.
Aren’t you a bit hesitant when photographing other people’s houses? I ask because I’m always afraid that someone will come out and tell me to leave :p
Thank you. I’m not very hesitant. I’m standing on the sidewalk and not on their property, so I feel OK. I’m not afraid they’re gonna ask me to leave. That said, I do walk away if I see someone coming. It feels awkward photographing someones house if the owner is watching. I should just start a friendly coversation, but I’m too shy.
has a east coast Canadian sort of feeling…i also look forward to see Oslo one day…
Thank you for your comment. I would love to visit Canada some day :)
it’s a big country…so much to see…let me know when you do! :-) have a happy day ~ smiles hedy
These photos are lovely, looks a pretty place as well x – Lucy
Thank you, Lucy :-) It is a very pretty area of Oslo.