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The Seagull And The Sentinel
In front of the solemn geometry of a royal palace in Oslo, the eye is drawn not to the grand columns or orderly facade, but to the understated absurdity playing out on the forecourt. To the far right, a sentinel paces with ceremonial rigour — upright, focused, unyielding. His role is one of symbol and service: a visible reminder of authority, history, and order. But his dedication unfolds before an almost entirely empty square. Almost. Because to the left, alone and unconcerned, a seagull meanders across the open expanse. It neither salutes nor flees. It simply exists — indifferent to the weight of flags, uniforms, or palatial power. This photograph…
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Boat Dock Bumpers
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A Two-Masted Schooner
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The Oslo Opera House
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The Pulse Of The Town
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Norwegian Suits
A missed opportunity for a good photo. I shot too early and failed to frame the guy with the bicycle whose look would have been a nice “counterpart” with the serious attire of the businessmen he was crossing.
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Zebra Crossing in Oslo… With Red Light
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Hanging Bottle
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Vive La France, The Oslo’s Way
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Out Of Focus, Once More
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Lady Gaga Art Rave
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Cold Freezing Touring Through The Oslo’s Fjord
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Free Ride
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Stage Setting
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The Wild Bunch
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Running On The (Oslo’s) Docks
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A Taxi Night Fleet At Oslo’s Central Station