A new photopost on Tronder.org:

Velvang – a peaceful paradise for photography

Just 30 minutes from town, Velvang on Skatval is one of my favorite spots for photography. There’s no need to walk far – inspiring scenes are everywhere you look. The golden hour, especially in spring and autumn, brings beautiful sunsets and waves rolling in along the shoreline. With a tripod, long exposures, and both wide-angle and zoom lenses, the creative possibilities are endless.

Some call it landscape, others seascape – I just call it peaceful and fun. Bring your camera (or just your phone) and head to Velvang before sunset. You won’t regret it.

At Fløan Kai, history and modern photography merge into a breathtaking seascape. This is the very spot where, in times past, boats made their way across the fjord to Frosta—now visible in the distance, echoing a storied past. Captured with a sturdy tripod, a zoom lens, and long exposures, the images transform the moving sea into silky, dreamlike washes of blue and gold. In the background, the remnants of the old Fløan Church—a cherished cultural relic now located at Sverresborg in Trondheim—stand as a testament to history. Here, the interplay of timeless architecture and the fluidity of nature creates an enchanting narrative, where every long-exposure frame tells a story of heritage and enduring beauty.