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On a Walk from Grunerløkka to St. Hanshaugen
Oslo, Norway - Osloman20plus - Tuesday, May 29th, 2007 : goo
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This is just some pics from a walk in central areas of Oslo i took today, in the areas around Grunerløkka and St. Hanshaugen (and Akerselva/Akers river).
Not much more to say, so here's the shots:
(btw, they're from a mobile cam, so that's the reason for the quality...)
The first couple of shots are from around Akerselva, the main river of Oslo which divides the city in two.
This is a recent development project close to Akerselva.
This pic was a "panorama" picture from the square known as Alexander Kiellands plass (place/square). But I had to resize the pic and it came out a little weird. But whatever :).
These last pics are from the borough known as St. Hanshaugen (translation: Saint Hans' hill).
Hope you enjoyed the pics! I'll try to bring more exciting posts from Oslo in the future, both graffiti and architecture/city planning-related (i like these subjects :). See ya!
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Jamie: 29th May 2007 - 19:50 GMT
Nice show-and-tell post. Norway, like a lot of places is much under-represented here so i for one would love to see more. I like that odd distortion you've got going on with your panorama photo and i also like (whether it was intentional or not!) your "tag-bundle"
Osloman20plus: 1st Jun 2007 - 14:35 GMT
Thanks for the comment Jamie, the "tag-bundle" was not intentional, lol, I didn't remember how the tag-function actually worked.. Yeah I agree Norway is underrepresented. I'll try to remedy that somewhat, but unfortunately, I only have this 2mpx phone cam..
If I post more stuff, I'm thinking of doing more "interesting" photos and not just "empty" scenery and/or architecture stuff. I'll see what I can do about that. I know Oslo very well, and also most of its "weird" and "forgotten" places of various kinds, and I see good potential here so I think I should be able to come up with something...
Osloman20plus: 6th Feb 2008 - 07:54 GMT
Amazing new pic I found from the small bridge from the first image here...
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