Project Teslehogget
The small mountain Tekslehogget, rises 721 meter above sea level. While not a big mountain, it has a shape that is easy to recognise from a long distance. The west side of the mountain, as I have photographed in this project, is very steep. Old tales indicate that trolls lived here.
I find this small mountain very visually fascinating, and have photographed it on many occasions.
Tekslehogget itself is frequently visited by hikers, but the surrounding area where I make my images is for the most part void of other people. I have yet to meet another person on my hiking in this area, and I have not taken my last photograph of Tekslehogget. So I will continue to hike in this area and photograph more, and change this collection as my vision of Tekslehogget is developing.
So, here is the different locations I have used to photograph Tekslehogget. They are presented in sort of random order.
Fagerbuåsen
Kjommetjønn
Bukketjønn
Kløvsteinsnatten
Geitnesåsen
Geitnesåsen 2
This location is a bit further down on an unmarked lacation beside the road.
Nyset hill
Map
Ths is a google map of the places where I have found the best locations to photograph the west side of mountain. I have also included some location to where it’s possible to park a car and start the hike to a location.
Weather forecast
This is the wheter forecast for the next 40 hours if you want to make a visit.
Enjoy your hikes!
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