Light in the street!

I was in Trondheim city center when I saw this beautiful light coming to the street with this color composition of these three friends :) 

Bakklandet, those beautiful wood houses of Trondheim

Bakklandet is a neighborhood of Trondheim, Norway. It lies on the east side of the river Nidelva between Bakke Bridge and the Old Town Bridge. The area is dominated by small, wooden houses and narrow streets. It is among the major tourist attractions in the city.The streets of this part of the town are narrow with some very famous cafe, bars and some traditional butics. This picture has been taken by my 24-70 mm with ND filter on it. Using ND filter made the clouds smoother and the color of sunset is brighter. It was raining just before I took the picture as a reason you can see a small pond in the middle of the frame and a little reflection of the houses. Indeed there were some people walking around in the street but because of long shot they are not appearing in the frame. This is actually very useful tool in order to eliminate not needed elements. In case you want to see in a bigger size please click on this link :http://bit.ly/bakklandet

Bakklandet by Aziz Nasuti on 500px

And life is going on!

In a fantastic sunset time in Trondheim,Norway. The yellow color was amazing in the sky. I had a walk my lovely wife in Trondheim Angeltrøa, you can see her with red jacket in the picture. I had my sony A99 and 85 mm to take some pictures when we were walking. I was lucky to capture this moment. I chosed the title because you can see a lot things is going on here. A motorcycle, a bike, a car, the beautiful sun the Tyholt Tower in Trondheim. Actually I like the theme and color of this picture. For me it is reflecting the life.   Please feel free to see the picture in a larger size by this link: http://bit.ly/aziz_n1

And Life is going on! by Aziz Nasuti on 500px

17 May Norwegian National Day

In the 17th of May,Norwegian National Day. Norwegian are celebrating this day with parades and carnivals together with wearing their beautiful traditional clothes called Bunad. This is my 7 years of living in Norway. Almost every year I am going out in this day to take pictures and share the happiness with the Norwegians. I like pretty much their clothes and traditions. The Bunad has different shapes and forms based on the different communities in Norway. For example in Trøndelag province the colors are more into greenish. Noteworthy, Bunad is very expensive and normally they keep it at least for some years. I heard that some of them got the Bunad from their parents and then gave it to their childs.  See in larger version also the detail of photo : http://bit.ly/17mainorway

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