A photo from the farm Sinjarheim - first mentioned in 1611 - located high up in the long and narrow valley on Western Norway, Aurlandsdalen. It's quite common and poluar to hike the valley in summer. This photo is from the midst of the winter; I needed to clear my mind during my study, I recall. So off I went... Luckily I brought with me crampons and an ice ax, for the ascent to Sinjarheim in winter means crossing some steep fields and narrow passages on ice. I am not sure that I would have repeated the hike now, but these were the younger days... Anyway, after some hours hike I arrived at the farm. The temperature was rather low, minus 15-20 degrees Centigrade, I guess, so I couldn't spend too much time before returning. I made a few exposures with Provia 100F and the Efke 820 AURA infrared film. This is how the farm looks like on infrared film, during the not-so long period with sun in the valley.

Mamiya 7 + 65mm, with Efke IR 820 AURA Infrared film and 092 IR-filter.