Vøringfossen
About 70 miles into my ride from Bondhus to Årdalstangen, I came across the colossal Vøringfossen; one of the most famous of Norway's incredible waterfalls. It thunders down one end of the Måbødalen Valley, with a vertical drop of nearly 600ft, which feels significantly deeper standing on the slippery metal viewing platform that tilts uncomfortably toward the precipice.
These photographs were taken with the Sony A7R IV in combination with the Sony 24mm f/1.4 GM , the Sony 50mm f/1.2 GM and Kase Wolverine Magnetic snap-on filters.
About the photographer
Alex Nichol is an amateur photographer based in the UK dabbling with landscape, travel and documentary. Alex has shot with pretty much everything, from classic 35mm and medium format film cameras from Zenit, Leica, Hasselblad, Mamiya and Rolleiflex, to digital SLR and mirrorless systems from Leica, Sony, Canon, Panasonic and Olympus. He is currently shooting with the Fujifilm X System.
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