Yes, I agree. Whenever I am in Norway it feels similar to Scotland, only the mountains are bigger and more dramatic and the native forests and other habitats are in better condition. The geology is similar too - the mountains were part of the same chain when the two were part of the Laurentian continent many millions of years ago.
Truly breathtaking Jim, hard to put into words. Your film makes it feel like we are just walking behind you sharing in the experience but in reality setting up those shots must require so much planning. Thank you.
Thanks. It makes the walk take twice as long as it normally would, setting up shots, setting up the shot again because you realise your head was out of frame! But I enjoy capturing the beauty of it all so it’s time well spent I think.
On my way to north of Troms a few years ago I passed Senja Island, but unfortunately never had time to visit. Beautiful filming as usual Jim, thanks for rubbing it in 😅😉👍
I'd been meaning to go there for years. It's often overlooked because everyone heads for Lofoten (which is a pretty spectacular place to be fair) but Senja has some sensational mountains too.
