Winter Morning
Limited Edition
A4 (21×29,7 cm) – Limited to 40
A3+ (32,9×48,3 cm) – Limited to 25
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315 gsm cotton paper with archival pigment inks.
Each print is signed and numbered.
From NOK 1 990
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At 04:20 on a quiet winter morning in the Old Town of Fredrikstad, fresh snow covered the ground without a single footprint. The old tree by the ferry landing stretched its branches over the Glomma River, with the Fredrikstad Bridge glowing softly in the distance.
Everything was perfect — calm air, a clear sky, and the stillness that only exists before the city wakes up.
Just as I pressed the shutter, a security car drove along the quay below, leaving a lone track in the pristine snow. Typical timing… but perhaps also a small reminder that even the quietest moments never stay untouched for long.
At 04:20 on a quiet winter morning in the Old Town of Fredrikstad, fresh snow covered the ground without a single footprint. The old tree by the ferry landing stretched its branches over the Glomma River, with the Fredrikstad Bridge glowing softly in the distance.
Everything was perfect — calm air, a clear sky, and the stillness that only exists before the city wakes up.
Just as I pressed the shutter, a security car drove along the quay below, leaving a lone track in the pristine snow. Typical timing… but perhaps also a small reminder that even the quietest moments never stay untouched for long.
At 04:20 on a quiet winter morning in the Old Town of Fredrikstad, fresh snow covered the ground without a single footprint. The old tree by the ferry landing stretched its branches over the Glomma River, with the Fredrikstad Bridge glowing softly in the distance.
Everything was perfect — calm air, a clear sky, and the stillness that only exists before the city wakes up.
Just as I pressed the shutter, a security car drove along the quay below, leaving a lone track in the pristine snow. Typical timing… but perhaps also a small reminder that even the quietest moments never stay untouched for long.