Sebastian Solberg

Dublin, Cork and Limerick

sebastiansolberg — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 11:37:25 +0000

On Friday I arrived back to London from my quick trip to Ireland. I went with two friends and we explored Dublin, Cork and Limerick. There were lots of castles and amazing green horizons, it was a beautiful contrast from the buzzing city of London. Below are a few photos from our adventures.

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A Norwegian Christmas Holiday

sebastiansolberg — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 23:56:40 +0000

Over the Christmas break I went to Norway to spend 3 weeks with my family there. It was the second time I had been there since I was two months old and it was a great opportunity to get to really know my family there and have a taste of the Norwegian culture. The first two weeks were spent in Trondheim where I celebrated Xmas which started with opening presents on Christmas eve and finishing a week later very tied and very full after lots of partying, eating, drinking and talking. It was great fun!

On my last week in Norway I went to a small town called Rissa where my Granddad and his wife live. Rissa is extremely beautiful with lots of lakes, streams and wildlife. I love it there. On a sunny day it’s unreal how magical it is. The majority of snaps that I took while in Norway were taken in Rissa. I just couldn’t stop taking photos, everywhere I looked it was so amazing. Raw nature at it’s finest.

I love Norway and I’m really looking forward to coming back to explore new areas, make new friends and have more epic adventures! Below is a little taster of some of the sites I saw while in Norway over Christmas. I hope you enjoy!

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The Future of Timelapse

sebastiansolberg — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 14:24:18 +0000

Photo Credit: Dustin Farrell

Over the last few years timelapses have become extremely popular as they show a different perspective on the movement of life and allow people to experience progress in a short period of time. Everyday people are continuously pushing the limits of timelapses and coming out with some incredible results. Below are a few timelapses that are just outstanding and show what the future of this medium has to offer. If you would like to learn more about the HDR techniques used to create the timelapses below click here.

Landscapes: Part 1 – by Dustin Farrell

Landscapes: Part 2 - by Dustin Farrell

The Aurora - by TSO Photography

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