The Hurtigruten cruise ship MS Otto Sverdrup (formerly MS Finnmarken) docked in the colourful city of Bergen in Norway.
The North Cape is the official most northern point of Europe. Image taken at sunset just as a snow storm is blowing in producing a dramatic sky. The Children of the World sculpture is in silhouette on the left.
The colourful fishing harbour at Honningsvag. Honningsvag is the northernmost town in Norway, lying nearer to the North Pole than it is to Oslo.
A snow dusted Tromso as viewed from the Fjellheisen cable car.
The colourful fishing harbour at Honningsvag. Honningsvag is the northernmost town in Norway, lying nearer to the North Pole than it is to Oslo.
Winter cruising in the Norwegian Fjords - Hurtigruten MS Maud's first venture into Nordfjord on a misty, atmospheric day.
Situated on the Ocean Coastal Road, dubbed by some as the world's most scenic drive and featured in the James Bond film No Time to Die, Bud is a traditional Norwegian fishing village and a popular holiday destination.
Looking down on Bergen and its surrounding mountains from Mount Ulriken, the highest of Bergen's seven mountains.
A typical Norwegian landscape scene, with mist-shrouded, snowy granite mountains looming over a tiny red house, isolated in a clear blue fjord. Taken in Svolvaer on the Lofoten archipelago.
Ersfjord beach with its rugged mountain backdrop. Ersfjord is the only sandy beach on Senja, one of Norway's largest and most beautiful islands, often referred to as Norway in miniature for its varied and dramatic scenery.
The stunning view from the Romsdalseggen Ridge which towers above the town of Andalsnes in Norway, looking across to the Trolltinder peaks and the Rauma river winding its way through the valley below.
The beautiful scenery of the Lofoten Islands in Norway, showcasing the traditional red cottages and soaring mountains of the beautiful fishing village, Reine.
A stunning fishing village in the Lofoten Islands in Norway, Reine is famed for its traditional red fishing cottages and beautiful scenery.
The stunning view from the Romsdalseggen Ridge viewpoint in Norway looking out over Andalsnes along the length of the Romsdals fjord.
Reine in the Lofoten Islands of Norway, with its soaring mountains, typical red traditional houses and fish drying racks.
A sun bathed Tromso as viewed from the Fjellheisen cable car.
Colourful buildings and boats are dotted the length of the waterfront at Honningsvag, Norway, for a beautiful, bright sight.
The traditional red houses of Norway with the backdrop of spectacular mountains and ice blue fjords. Taken in Reine, Lofoten Islands.
The unique capital of Svalbard, Longyearbyen, with its brightly coloured houses, soaring mountains and snowmobiles dotted everywhere.
One of the streets in Longyearbyen, the northernmost settlement in the world with a population greater than 1,000. The brightly coloured cottages contrast with the soaring, snow capped mountains behind.
Golden late afternoon sunlight over Ny-Alesund in Svalbard, the northernmost settlement in the world and a leading research station for multiple countries around the world.
Stunning Norwegian Scenery at Tengelfjord in the Lofoten Islands. Dramatic mountains topped with glaciers loom above the fjords, with traditional red boathouses adding scale and character.
A fishing boat heading into the colourful harbour at Svolvaer on the Lofoten archipelago in Norway, with traditional red houses lining the waterfront and dramatic mountains forming a stunning backdrop.
The bright white and vibrant colours of the traditional wooden houses reflected in the harbour of Henningsvær on the Lofoten archipelago in Norway.
The vibrant colours of Henningsvaer harbour and its stunning mountain backdrop reflected in the harbour waters.
Reflections of the vibrant harbourside buildings and boats at Henningsvaer on the Lofoten archipelago of Norway.
A triptych of photographs showcasing Norway through the seasons, focussing on the beautiful fishing locations of Svolvaer and A on the Lofoten Islands.
