최승원 14 : 54 | facebookBehind the scenes / still images from Dynamic NatureThe most impressive and powerfull northern light I have ever witnessed in Oslo . The forest was lit up by the auroraThis sequence from Besseggen in Jotunheimen was rather disappointing . I had walked many hours ( some of them in darkness ) during the night to capture the sunrise - which never came - despite a promising weather forcast . This was not the only disappointment though . My left leg which I injured 6 weeks before this trip got even worse and ruined a lot of my initial plans . I didn ´ t expect that =( This is perhaps the most lucky sequence in the movie . I was watching tv when I suddenly saw the aurora in the sky . Quickly I grabbed the camera equipment and ran to a smal lake 5 minuttes from my home . Besseggen was undoubtedly the most inhospitable location when I shot Dynamic Nature . Not only was the temperature around freezing , the wind was also rather horrible . In the end I found myself counting frames the camera captured as the combination of low temperature and strong wind was unbearable . Nedless to say , I didn ´ t hesitate to leave this arctic outpost when I was finished . Snow showers approaching on Valdresflye in Jotunheimen . Notice the beautiful autumn colors . Dynamic Perception dolly and 5 dmk 2 in action on top of Dalsnibba in Geiranger in very strong windview from Gaustatoppen 1883 m / 6177 ftView from Gaustatoppen 1883 m / 6177 ft . This mountain was not part of my initial plan , but when I injued my left leg and couldn ´ t walk for many weeks , Gaustatoppen turned out to be an obvious choice , as I could hike with the cable railway to 1800 meters above sealevel - just below the summit . Sunset from Gyrihaugen ( 682 m 2237 ft ) - my favourite location in Nordmarka ( outside Oslo ) . I had a bit of luck when I shot this sequence as I wassurrounded by rain showers and thunder . one of the few places it didn ´ t start to rain was at my location - lucky me =) Sunrise seen from Valdresflya in Jotunheimen . The hugh mountain in the background is Besshøe 2258 m / 7408 ft 5 dMK 2 in early morning action at the famous Besseggen ridgeThe beautiful Nigardsbreen Glacier is a branch of continental Europe ´ s larges glacier - Jostedalsbreen . Notice the difference between summer and winter . This reindeer was probably wondering what I was doing 03 : 00 in the morning . click on the next image to see why . .. Clouds and wind rapidly approaching at Sjodalsvatnet in JotunheimenThis image is from Færderseilasen ( sailboat regatta ) . Usually it is raining when this regatta take place - so I have waited 3 years to capture this sequence . Fantastic view ! from fog . .. ( click on the next image ) . .. to a sunset above the clouds in 4 minuttes ( see previous image to notice the difference ) Andromeda Galaxy is our galactic neigbour 2 . 5 million light - years from Earth . This sequence was a deliberately planned . I knew exactly where Andromeda galaxy would show up . I used the Enhanced Rotary Table to tilt the camera upwards . Dynamic Perception Dolly and 5 dMK 2 in action on GaustatoppenMy 5 dMK 2 and Dynamic Perception dolly in action on the summit of Gaustatoppen ( 1883 m / 6177 ft ) . It is 1600 meters down to the valley floor . Vettisfossen in Jotunheimen is the tallest frefalling unregulated waterfall in Norway ( 275 m / 902 ft ) . The weather was very unsettled with lots of rain showers within few minuttes , so I had to wipe my camera lense many times to get rid of the water . Finally , after about 40 attempts - I captured one usefull sequence . I used a video head to tilt the camera downwards . This sequence from Dalsnibba was difficult to capture and didn ´ t reach its full potensial due to very strong winds . I had found a rather exposed spot for the Dynamic Perception dolly in advance - but had to cancel the idea as I was afraid the dolly rig and camera equippment would tip over or fall of the mountain in the strong wind . Sleeping outside / waiting for the first rays of sunshine on the mighty Trollveggen ( Troll wall ) Early morning at lake Gjende - just below the famous Besseggen ridge in JotunheimenTrollveggen ( Troll wall ) reflected in a little pond . Actually , this is a one of very few frames from a sequence which which wasn ´ t ruined by strong wind . I always prefer calm water when I shot scenes like this , so this sequence was never used in Dynamic Nature unfortunatelyI was really lucky with the light and weather . Just 20 minutes after I had shot the opening sequence in Dynamic Nature , the rain started to pour down . This image was captured on top of Sognefjellet mountainpass in the end of May - I doubt that I have seen so much snow before . Lunar eclipse seen from Frognerseteren above Oslo . The moon phases ( from new to full moon ) which I captured in less than 1 hour would have taken 14 1 / 2 days under normal conditionsA frame from a sequence which I didn ´ t use in Dynamic Nature . The lack of clouds ruined this sequence . A behind the scenes shot from AurlandA behind the scenes shot from AurlandA frame from a sequence which I didn ´ t use . The lack of clouds ruined this sequenceA behind the scenes shot from AurlandA behind the scenes shot from Jotunheimen . This image was captured in the end of May - believe it or not . Hurrungane alpenglowA behind the scenes shot from Eidsfjord in Hardanger