Toffa and Knotten
Hey there, fellow adventure seekers! I'm Toffa Berg, your friendly neighborhood vanlifer and landscape enthusiast, hailing from the stunning panoramas of Norway. As a nature aficionado, I've traded the buzz of city life for the tranquility of starry nights and the thrill of winding roads. My trusty co-pilot, Ludde the miniature schnauzer, and I are on a quest to uncover Norway's hidden gems. I've got a lens in one hand and the steering wheel in the other, capturing the intricate play of light and shadow that nature orchestrates so effortlessly. Oh, and did I mention that I'm the creative mind behind the Toffa and Knotten website? That's where I occasionally share snapshots from my photographic escapades, along with tales of vanlife and embracing the unknown. While Stavanger keeps me grounded, it's also my launchpad into the wild. Here, I recharge, ruminate, and get ready for the next great escapade. So, if you're all about celebrating the unfiltered beauty of nature, swapping stories from the road, and occasionally indulging in some photography magic, hop on board! Stay wild, keep chasing horizons, and let's make every mile a memory.
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Embarking on a Mobile Photography Journey: Introducing Knotten
My dream has come true—I am now the proud owner of a campervan/RV, Knotten. This marvellous vehicle will serve as my mobile base for landscape photography and the gateway to new adventures. Join me as I take you through the journey of preparing Knotten and my ambitious plans for the future.
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A rather blustery day
It’s been pouring down for weeks and the mood has gone blue. As the light and drama have been abscent, it’s always a treat when the grey sky breaks and gives way for some good landscapes with drama. The shots here were taken at Lindesnes lighthouse at Lindesnes in Vest-Agder county. Nikon D200, Tamron SP lenses and captures on SanDisk digital film.
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Bitihorn, Oppland
For those of you who wish a panorama shot by me, this is the first commercial available one. Check it out on IMGS.no Bitihorn, Oppland
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Ridderspranget
Nikon D200, Tamron SP 17-50mm f2.8, Kenko Circular Polarizer, Formatt Hitech ND grad and standar. In the end of september I attended Morten Krogvolds Workshop at Vågå. This is the serie I ended up doing during the workshop. Since I’ve seen that I not gonna do a longer post on my experience from that workshop, I thought I should show you what I produced during that workshop. I’ve also made this series availble for purchase from my ARTFLAKES acount for those of you who want to hang these pictures on your wall. Ridderspranget @ ARTFLAKES
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A blustery day at Jæren
Yesterday gave the promise of a cloudy day with high winds. Perfect for some action at the coastline of Jæren. A bit photographic “hung-over” from my trip last week to Hardanger and Telemark but still I wanted to shoot. I packed up my gear and drove down the coastline of fair Jæren. The weather at Jæren this day was promising. It could be a good “hair of the dog that bit me” to get me back into shooting. This type of weather is just what gives real drama to landscapes. Driving wind made it a bit hard to find stable conditions to get really sharp images. The windforce was up…
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Blog, Destinations & Explorations, From Toffa Berg Photography, Journal, Personal Stories, Road Trip Chronicles, Southern Norway, Travel Adventures, Travel and Landscape Photography, Western Norway
Roadtrip in the summer – Day 2
Day two of my road trip through Rogaland, Hordaland, Telemark and Vest Agder. Here I focus more on the western part of Norway.
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Blog, Destinations & Explorations, Eastern Norway, From Toffa Berg Photography, Journal, Personal Stories, Road Trip Chronicles, Southern Norway, Travel Adventures, Travel and Landscape Photography, Western Norway
Road trip in the summer – Day 1
A spontanious road trip I took during two days in the summer of 2011. A two part story describing where I went and some pictures to boot. This is part one.
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Easter 2011
A short little post about my trip into the woods to shoot some fairytale mornings with mist rising of the surface of a lake.
