What an incredible video! I've waited for the last three days until I had a quiet time to make a coffee, get comfortable, and enjoy the video the way it deserves. Such a stunning landscape, what a beautiful story you're sharing with us. You're definitely not making it easy for me to choose any other place to visit than Norway. Can't wait to see the second part! Keep up the good work!
Wow...what an amazing landscape! The scene with the water rushing over the rocks was impressive enough,but then the image with the cave entrance took it to another level! Can't wait to see the inside!
Wow Wow Wow Oddbjørn An absolutely stunning location. The mountain looks superb in the light & the to find your ice tunnel towards the foot of it, simply wonderful. I take my hat off you for finding it, tackling it on your own & capturing it so brilliantly so we can all enjoy the journey. A great bit of storytelling, especially film all that B roll... that must take so much time & effort. You looked liked the cat that had got the cream on discovering that entrance. Many Thanks for sharing this fantastic location & story. I am already looking forward to the next instalment. Bravo... Best Wishes David
Thank you very much David! Many kind words here, I appreciate it 🦊 the light just got better and better as the sun went down, and the small lights down in the tunnel.. surreal! It was a great adventure, and I’m glad I took the chance to find and experience it 👍 I try to make the videos as good as they can be, since I usually don’t post every week nowadays 🙂 thanks again! PS, I have started working on the sequel 👍
Wow what an amazing experience. Every time I watch one of you videos I am just in awe of your amazing country and it’s stunning landscapes and adventures. Awesome video Oddbjorn. I’m now going to watch part 2.
I look forward to your videos along with Ben Horne as you're both such great story tellers. When the world is a bit more settled I'll look forward to visiting Norway, beautiful scenery and of course the birth place of one of my favourite music bands, A-ha 🙂
So intense! I know I don't know enough to judge how safe it might be to go there but it does feel like you know a lot more than I do. Still, that did leave me speechless for a moment. And I can only imagine how great an experience it must have been for you, after you had spent time and energy researching this. Thanks for another great video!
Thank you Thomas. I know a bit, but not enough to be an expert. That's why I spent a lot of time observing the scene before I ultimately decided to enter, and I tried to be as quick as possible :)
That was a great and phantastically well-made video! I thought that the name reminded me of something from the norse mythology (and then you mentioned it). But, man that really isn't a trip I would want to do on my own. I found it stomach churning to watch you walk about the (possibly) thin cealings of ice caves underneath. But as you had a chance to upload this video, I trust that you returned safely :) Best wishes, Markus
Thank you Markus! Glad you liked it. Yes, norse mythology is all over Hollywood lately, so the name pops up time and again! It had been some time since I did a solo wild camp, and I thought that this could be one of those adventures best experienced on my own. That being said, all I wanted to after I got out of the tunnel was to show it to everyone, hehe. It was out of this world. Probably safer with a companion though, but I would not have entered if I thought it would be very dangerous :)
Wow, truly a masterclass in how to put together a landscape photography vlog in my opinion! This had everything! It must have felt amazing to find the tunnel. What a stunning landscape. Having just seen the photo coming up in part 2, I really can’t wait to watch the conclusion! S.
Thank you Sam! I really appreciate all the kind words and support you've shown lately. Thanks :) I really look forward to share part two soon, I'm very happy with the results!
What an amazing landscape, Jotunheimen reminds me of years ago when i pass the area by car in by very rainey conditions. Hopefuly one day can come back and see more of this wonderful landscape. Looking forward to see part II
Very good work , incridible landscapes , but I think it would more informative to know which camera was used at a given moment , since 3 cameras was used . thanks .
Thank you! Jotunheimen is fantastic. Will definetly return at another time 👍 all photographs from the video is the S1, all «walking clips» and other b-roll clips is the S1. All «talking video» is the iPhone. The GH5 was used in the second part when filming midtre ringsting from far away. If I write each time I use the individual cameras, it would distract from the story I think 🙂 hope that helps!
What a great video Oddbjørn. I’ve said it bedoel but, what an awesome nature Norway has. The ice cave is stunning. Were you not afraid to go inside because you were on your own?
Thank you Marcel! Yes, and Jotunheimen is amazing. I’ve only explored 1% and look forward to the next visit. There is always risk involved when hiking especially in those places. But I was pretty confident that I would come back out again 🙂
oddbjørn did you not watch ragnorak on netflix?? ice caves aren't safe! the giants store chemical waste in there😅i'm very excited for you that you found this! looking forward to part 2!
only thing that was missing from the video?... "is this the capped crusader's last adventure, or will he miraculously emerge from the nether-regions of the ice-cave?! Tune in next time - same oddbjørn time, same oddbjørn channel..." all kidding aside - can't wait for part 2.
Fantastisk episode og takk for jobben du legger ned her. God underholdning. Det gledes voldsomt til neste part, og fortsettelsen på eventyret :) Synes sånn type oppdagelsesferd er veldig spennende og ble gira på tur selv. Til info, ser det er en skrivefeil nederst på teksten din, hvort det er #'er. Jutunheimen. Sikkert fint å få rettet opp tenkte jeg :)
Takk for fine ord og tips om skrivefeil 🙂 Jeg liker å legge mye tid ned i alt jeg gjør for å prøve at resultatet blir så bra det kan bli 👍 glad du liker det. Neste episode er godt i gang 🦊
Spennende oppbygging av videoen, og spennende hvordan det går videre. Og så er det vel slik at fotografering og HMS ikke alltid går hånd i hånd? Lykke til videre med kanalen og fotoprosjektene 😊
Nei, ikke alltid hånd i hånd nei, men jeg hadde ikke gått ned om jeg var usikker på om jeg kom opp igjen 🙂 det er alltid en eller annen risiko med det meste 👍 tusen takk for fine ord Stig!
Hi: Your video was featured by Chris Sale on his TH-cam channel th-cam.com/video/wLVf9K76z-Q/w-d-xo.html. I am so glad that I have seen this video and now onto Part II. We love Norway and have been there twice, and we hope to go there again in a couple of years. We did the Troll Highway route out of Alesund and it was magical. Cheers, Keith (Canada).
Hi Keith! Thank you for commenting and the kind words! Yes, I spoke to Chris 🙂 He’s such a nice guy. I have never been too Trollstigen, but my father has. I hope to go there myself once. Thanks again!
Litt skeptisk til at du rusler rundt på og inni en isbre uten en ekstra mann(taulag), tau, isøks og stegjern , samt kunskap om bre og redning(kan jo være du har det). Men regner med det gikk bra, siden du kan fortelle historien 😁. Gleder meg til fortsettelsen 👍
Ja, det er jo alltid en risiko involvert når man utforsker slike steder. Men jeg brukte lang tid på å undersøke forholdene før jeg bestemte meg for å gå ned. Tunellen er fremdeles åpen for folk, men ekspertene er usikre på hvor sikker den er. Noen sier den er trygg, andre sier at den er farlig. Jeg såg en stein som hadde falt igjennom når jeg gikk ned. Kanskje den har ligget der i 25 år, kanskje den falt ned i forrige uke, vanskelig å si uten å besøke den jevnlig, hehe. Fortsettelen kommer om en liten time :)
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What an incredible video! I've waited for the last three days until I had a quiet time to make a coffee, get comfortable, and enjoy the video the way it deserves. Such a stunning landscape, what a beautiful story you're sharing with us. You're definitely not making it easy for me to choose any other place to visit than Norway. Can't wait to see the second part! Keep up the good work!
Thank you Kevin, really appreciate it mate :) Just uploaded part two, it will be ready in an hour give or take.
From a complete beginner at landscape photography your TH-cam films are truly inspirational, thank you!
Thanks Andrew! Not many years ago, I was a beginner as well 👍 keep at it 🦊
aaaghhh to be continued!!!! That last shot of you walking into the ice cave was spectacular.
Haha, yes, Sorry about that 👍 thanks Peter!
Terrific scenery Oddbjørn, with beautiful music to match (I also liked the tent tie-down 'piano arrangement').
Haha, yes, had a bit fun with that 🙂 thanks Paul!
Wow...what an amazing landscape! The scene with the water rushing over the rocks was impressive enough,but then the image with the cave entrance took it to another level! Can't wait to see the inside!
Yes, it really is. And I just explored 1% of it 🙂
Thanks for the kind words!
Wow Wow Wow Oddbjørn An absolutely stunning location. The mountain looks superb in the light & the to find your ice tunnel towards the foot of it, simply wonderful. I take my hat off you for finding it, tackling it on your own & capturing it so brilliantly so we can all enjoy the journey. A great bit of storytelling, especially film all that B roll... that must take so much time & effort. You looked liked the cat that had got the cream on discovering that entrance. Many Thanks for sharing this fantastic location & story. I am already looking forward to the next instalment. Bravo... Best Wishes David
Thank you very much David! Many kind words here, I appreciate it 🦊 the light just got better and better as the sun went down, and the small lights down in the tunnel.. surreal! It was a great adventure, and I’m glad I took the chance to find and experience it 👍 I try to make the videos as good as they can be, since I usually don’t post every week nowadays 🙂 thanks again! PS, I have started working on the sequel 👍
Wow what an amazing experience. Every time I watch one of you videos I am just in awe of your amazing country and it’s stunning landscapes and adventures. Awesome video Oddbjorn. I’m now going to watch part 2.
Thank you Tim! I'm in awe myself, everytime I head outside :) Hope you enjoy part two!
Wonderful story telling as ever Oddbjorn. Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks as always Paul! Part two is just around the corner 🦊
Its so amazing watching your video....... keep going .....
Thanks Juris 👍
I look forward to your videos along with Ben Horne as you're both such great story tellers. When the world is a bit more settled I'll look forward to visiting Norway, beautiful scenery and of course the birth place of one of my favourite music bands, A-ha 🙂
Thank you Russ! I’m a huge fan of Ben Hornes work, so that means a lot 🦊 We are quite proud of A-ha here in Norway 😂
How exciting for you mate! Glad you found the cave.. epic adventure! Looking forward to more :)
Thanks Ian. More will come soon! Hope you are well mate 🦊
Gripping!! I was so with you and then it said part 1! Hehe 😂 bugger, what a wonderful video and story oddbjorn 👍 can’t wait to continue the story.
Thank you very much Mali! I have started working on the sequel, so I hope to have it up soon 🦊 Sorry about the cliff-hanger hehe!
Another amazing adventure to cheer me in my illness. Thank you, as always, for bringing these trips to us.
Thank you for watching Neil! I appreciate it. Hope you feel better soon mate 🦊
So intense! I know I don't know enough to judge how safe it might be to go there but it does feel like you know a lot more than I do. Still, that did leave me speechless for a moment. And I can only imagine how great an experience it must have been for you, after you had spent time and energy researching this. Thanks for another great video!
Thank you Thomas. I know a bit, but not enough to be an expert. That's why I spent a lot of time observing the scene before I ultimately decided to enter, and I tried to be as quick as possible :)
That was a great and phantastically well-made video! I thought that the name reminded me of something from the norse mythology (and then you mentioned it). But, man that really isn't a trip I would want to do on my own. I found it stomach churning to watch you walk about the (possibly) thin cealings of ice caves underneath. But as you had a chance to upload this video, I trust that you returned safely :)
Best wishes,
Markus
Thank you Markus! Glad you liked it. Yes, norse mythology is all over Hollywood lately, so the name pops up time and again! It had been some time since I did a solo wild camp, and I thought that this could be one of those adventures best experienced on my own. That being said, all I wanted to after I got out of the tunnel was to show it to everyone, hehe. It was out of this world. Probably safer with a companion though, but I would not have entered if I thought it would be very dangerous :)
You never fail to deliver a great story Oddbjorn. Wonderful viewing
Thank you James! Nature writes the tale, I just walk in the valleys 😂 How are you these days mate?
oddbjørn austevik foto. I’m fine and dandy. It’s been good to get back out after the hibernation.
@@JamesRBurnsVLOG I'm glad to hear it mate (ps: just finished the rough cut of part two, don't tell anyone)
oddbjørn austevik foto. Shhh....it’s our secret
Wow, truly a masterclass in how to put together a landscape photography vlog in my opinion! This had everything! It must have felt amazing to find the tunnel. What a stunning landscape. Having just seen the photo coming up in part 2, I really can’t wait to watch the conclusion! S.
Thank you Sam! I really appreciate all the kind words and support you've shown lately. Thanks :) I really look forward to share part two soon, I'm very happy with the results!
@@oddbjrnaustevikfoto You are very welcome! :)
Amazing work! National Geographic documentary quality. The B roll alone is unbelievable. So much time and effort but it was worth it!
Thank you very much Ralph, very kind of you to say so. Part two is on it’s way 👍
What an amazing landscape, Jotunheimen reminds me of years ago when i pass the area by car in by very rainey conditions. Hopefuly one day can come back and see more of this wonderful landscape. Looking forward to see part II
Yes, it is! Fantastic scenery and surroundings. You should revisit 🙂 I’ve started working on episode two now 👍 thanks!
Great adventure in a great landscape 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much 🦊
I'm sitting on the edge of my seat!. Wow it's beautiful but scary 😳 🇨🇦❤❣
This is so exciting and magical well done👌👌👌
Thank you very much! 🦊 hope you like the second part as well
What an adventure! Glad that you survived.
Thanks Klaus! It was quite the experience 🦊
Very good work , incridible landscapes , but I think it would more informative to know which camera was used at a given moment , since 3 cameras was used . thanks .
Thank you! Jotunheimen is fantastic. Will definetly return at another time 👍 all photographs from the video is the S1, all «walking clips» and other b-roll clips is the S1. All «talking video» is the iPhone. The GH5 was used in the second part when filming midtre ringsting from far away. If I write each time I use the individual cameras, it would distract from the story I think 🙂 hope that helps!
@@oddbjrnaustevikfoto Yes I agree with you , I understood your explanation , thank you .
A great visual record, really enjoyable to watch just like a suspense movie, just waiting for you to put the second reel of film on now. 👍🙂
Thanks a lot Mark! It wont be that long before the next one arrives 🦊👍
Så spennende😁 gleder meg til del 2! 😁
Takk skal du ha Hans! Del to kommer nok om ikke så lenge 🙂
Great video mate. I enjoy your videos & passion.
Thank you Brett! It is much appreciated.
Great views and images!
I always thought the trolls came from Trollheimen, but now I understand the giants from Jotunheimen are giant trolls...
Oh, there are trolls everywhere, hehe :) Thanks Ewout!
@@oddbjrnaustevikfoto Little joke?
Superb. It really is awesome. Excellent job finding your goal.
Many thanks Paul! I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw the entrance 🙂
oddbjørn austevik foto. It is amazing. Dangerous on your own though, glad you took a lot of care.
A real "cave hanger"! I hope you brought a light.
Hehe, Sorry about that mate. I did bring a torch, but the cave was surprisingly well lit due to the large entrance 🙂
What a great video Oddbjørn. I’ve said it bedoel but, what an awesome nature Norway has. The ice cave is stunning. Were you not afraid to go inside because you were on your own?
Thank you Marcel! Yes, and Jotunheimen is amazing. I’ve only explored 1% and look forward to the next visit. There is always risk involved when hiking especially in those places. But I was pretty confident that I would come back out again 🙂
Dette må være den beste filmen så langt, føles som du har tatt filmskapinget et steg videre. Nydelig :) Gleder meg til del 2...
Tusen takk for det Jarl-Erik! Setter pris på det 🙂 del to kommer snart 👍
Love it!
Tusen takk Johan. Appreciate it 🦊
Wow! What a fantastic experience. That was a beautiful cup btw. Is it hand made?
Thanks Lynette! Yes, I think it’s hand made, but it is store bought 🦊 stay safe!
oddbjørn did you not watch ragnorak on netflix?? ice caves aren't safe! the giants store chemical waste in there😅i'm very excited for you that you found this! looking forward to part 2!
Haha, haven't seen the show, but me and some giants had a party later that evening. They're quite nice :)
only thing that was missing from the video?... "is this the capped crusader's last adventure, or will he miraculously emerge from the nether-regions of the ice-cave?! Tune in next time - same oddbjørn time, same oddbjørn channel..."
all kidding aside - can't wait for part 2.
Haha! Part two is up in an hour mate :) Thanks Mike!
And that was the last anyone saw of the great Norwegian photographer... 😲😉
Haha 😂
Fantastisk episode og takk for jobben du legger ned her. God underholdning. Det gledes voldsomt til neste part, og fortsettelsen på eventyret :) Synes sånn type oppdagelsesferd er veldig spennende og ble gira på tur selv. Til info, ser det er en skrivefeil nederst på teksten din, hvort det er #'er. Jutunheimen. Sikkert fint å få rettet opp tenkte jeg :)
Takk for fine ord og tips om skrivefeil 🙂 Jeg liker å legge mye tid ned i alt jeg gjør for å prøve at resultatet blir så bra det kan bli 👍 glad du liker det. Neste episode er godt i gang 🦊
Spennende oppbygging av videoen, og spennende hvordan det går videre. Og så er det vel slik at fotografering og HMS ikke alltid går hånd i hånd? Lykke til videre med kanalen og fotoprosjektene 😊
Nei, ikke alltid hånd i hånd nei, men jeg hadde ikke gått ned om jeg var usikker på om jeg kom opp igjen 🙂 det er alltid en eller annen risiko med det meste 👍 tusen takk for fine ord Stig!
Hi: Your video was featured by Chris Sale on his TH-cam channel th-cam.com/video/wLVf9K76z-Q/w-d-xo.html. I am so glad that I have seen this video and now onto Part II. We love Norway and have been there twice, and we hope to go there again in a couple of years. We did the Troll Highway route out of Alesund and it was magical. Cheers, Keith (Canada).
Hi Keith! Thank you for commenting and the kind words! Yes, I spoke to Chris 🙂 He’s such a nice guy. I have never been too Trollstigen, but my father has. I hope to go there myself once. Thanks again!
I think you should wait to come back w a buddy. Leslie
I considered it, but ultimately decided it was safe enough to enter! 👍
Litt skeptisk til at du rusler rundt på og inni en isbre uten en ekstra mann(taulag), tau, isøks og stegjern , samt kunskap om bre og redning(kan jo være du har det). Men regner med det gikk bra, siden du kan fortelle historien 😁. Gleder meg til fortsettelsen 👍
Ja, det er jo alltid en risiko involvert når man utforsker slike steder. Men jeg brukte lang tid på å undersøke forholdene før jeg bestemte meg for å gå ned. Tunellen er fremdeles åpen for folk, men ekspertene er usikre på hvor sikker den er. Noen sier den er trygg, andre sier at den er farlig. Jeg såg en stein som hadde falt igjennom når jeg gikk ned. Kanskje den har ligget der i 25 år, kanskje den falt ned i forrige uke, vanskelig å si uten å besøke den jevnlig, hehe. Fortsettelen kommer om en liten time :)
BOO! said the Troll. 😀
Haha :)
Hvilket eventyr..
Ja, det var det virkelig 🙂 tusen takk!