Farm in Flamsdalen, Southern Norway "faux painting"

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Lori and I travelled to Norway in 2007. We rented a car in Oslo and drove north through the countryside toward Lillehammer, then turned west and drove toward the coast. We drove the route known as "Norway in a Nutshell". During our drive we boarded an auto ferry that took us through Naeroyfjord and ended in Gudvangen. I was able to photograph several waterfalls along the route.
Back on land we drove to Flamsbana and enjoyed a round trip on the Flam Railway.
This railway passes farms, mountains, goes through tunnels and crosses a river several times,
​all the while passing through some of the most magnificent scenery in the world.
In one hour we went from sea level to Myrdal, a mountain station, 867 meters above sea level.
After completing the round trip on the train and dropping off Lori at our hotel near Flam
I drove back up part of the valley and found this perfectly picturesque farm.
This image was taken about 10:00 at night, but there was still plenty of light.

This is one of the few images that I print as "faux painting" and regular.
Both version of this image have special meaning, and I love them both.
​This image is the "faux painting" version.

Below is a detail of the image.