Solbergfoss Power Station is a hydroelectric power station harnessing power from Norway's largest river, Glomma. It was built around 1920, and today it is supplemented by a modern underground station as well.
A bit influenced by travel photographer Brendan Van Son, I decided to try a long exposure selfie. The camera used Magic Lantern's intervalometer to snap away 10 second exposures while I found this rock and tried to sit still. I also stacked my Lee 2-stop soft and hard edge grads to hold back the rather bright sky.
I like when there is a story to go with an image. Thanks for sharing yours.
Thanks for the nice comment. Yes, I too like it when people have a little something to say about their photos. It doesn't have to be much.