From this perspective, it looks like you could never get up there. “Goksøyra” – directly translated far away sand. The word “øyr” is from the old Norse language and means sand and stone fragments built up along a river.
The front of the mountain is very distinctive with its vertical wall. The climbers probably have a better chance to reach the top from there. Although the mountain is much easier to conquer from the back. How exactly is shown by fjellnisse.com with a tour description from 2012.
The mountain is a beautiful photo motive. To take pictures of “Goksøyra” from this perspective, make your way to the opposite side, in Meringsdal. Here you walk steeply uphill along the river “Rondøla”.
The light was very bright that day, almost too bright. But with a polarizing filter and a small aperture, however, a fairly usable picture was created.
Where exactly the camera was positioned, information about image development and the download link can be found here.
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John
12 Nov 2022An amazing and beautiful place!
Dirk
13 Nov 2022Yes, a very nice place with a very nice view. However, the way there is a bit exhausting 🙂
picpholio
13 Nov 2022A realy beautiful landscape, thanks for sharing.
Have a nice sunday.
Dirk
14 Nov 2022The landscape is really very beautiful. Especially when the light is as good as it is today. There is always something new to discover… Have a nice week!
Laura
13 Nov 2022A beautiful capture, the light is perfect. When I see and photograph mountains, I see the history of the area, sometimes billions of years, just fascinating.
Dirk
14 Nov 2022I think you’re right. Thanks very much !
doerfpub
15 Nov 2022Love the expanse in this shot.
Dirk
16 Nov 2022Me too. A very beautiful landscape…
loujen haxm'Yor
16 Nov 2022Has a volcano look. Nice shot.
Art
Dirk
17 Nov 2022Thanks ! 🙂