What to see at Norway’s Nordic Festival of Light 2015

April 23, 2015 Marco | Editor

The Nordic Festival of Light, the emerging photography festival in the small island-city of Kristiansund, on the northern reaches of the Norwegian coastland, is now in its tenth year. Not especially well-known in international photography circles, it’s one of the most picturesque, dedicated, surprising celebrations of photography in Europe.

For a festival with only a handful of full-time staff, and made possibly only by the army of local volunteers, its testament to the passion of the festival that 18 established international photographers will exhibit in Kristiansund.

It’s tenth year is celebrated through the reappearance of three photographers who exhibited …read more

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Marco | Editor

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