Sognefjorden

fjord in Norway

English: Select photos of Sognefjorden, the longest fjord in Norway, including photos of branches of the main fjord such as Aurlandsfjorden.

Norsk bokmål: Utvalgte bilder av Sognfjorden, inkludert bilder av fjordarmer som Aurlandsfjorden.

Main gallery: Fjords of Norway.

Sogn og Fjordane county within Norway
Sognefjorden within Norway

Main fjord edit

Unknown section of main fjord
Kaupanger bay
View of fjord at Brekkestranda
Sognefjorden at Balestrand
Amaldus Nielsen (1838-1932), "at Balestrand" (oil on canvas, 1890)
Sognefjorden at Leikanger
At Leikanger, Vangsnes and Dragsvik
Vik towards Hella/Dragsvik
Feios seen from Leikanger side
Ferry crossing Lavik-Oppedal
Express passenger boat leaving Rysjedalsvika
Mannheller dock and tunnels
Ortnevik village
Sognesjøen - mouth of main fjord to North Sea

Branches edit

This section includes smaller fjords that are branches (arms) of the main fjord.

Risnefjorden - Ikjefjorden edit

Mouth of Risnefjorden at Brekke
Risnefjorden
Bridge at mouth of Ikjefjord, seen from main fjord

Fuglsetfjorden, Vadheimsfjorden, Høyangsfjorden edit

Bridge across Fuglsetfjorden

Sogndalsfjorden and Barsnesfjorden edit

Thomas Fearnley (1802-1842): Slindebirken
Mouth of Sogndalsfjorden at Fimreite
Sogndal village (left), Loftesnes bridge between Sogndalsfjord and Barsnesfjord
Sogndal village (left), Sogndalsfjord (close) and Barsnesfjord (behind Loftesnes bridge)
Barsnesfjorden

Fjærlandsfjorden, Esefjorden, Vetlefjorden edit

Fjærlandsfjord
Reflections, august morning
Drawing by Bernt Lund (1812-1885), lithography
Fjærland from summit, October
Ferry "Skånevik" on Fjærlandsfjorden
Esefjorden (centre), Fjærlandsfjorden (right), main fjord (left)
Adelsteen Normann (1848-1918), Munken farm, Esefjorden

Lustrafjorden with Gaupnefjorden edit

Lustrafjorden, Feigum fall
Emerald glacial water
North of Gaupne village
Ornes headland, site of Urnes Stave Church
Urnes Stave Church overlooking Lustrafjord
Gaupnefjorden at Marifjøra
Johan Fredrik Eckersberg (1822-1870) "Ytre Kroken", drawing/lithography

Lærdalsfjorden-Årdalsfjorden edit

Lærdal village, oil on canvas, Themistokles von Eckenbrecher (1876-1935)
Lærdalsfjorden
Årdalsfjord
Årdalsfjord with road 53
Årdalsfjord (close) and Årdal lake

Aurlandsfjorden edit

Aurlandsvangen seen from "Snow road" pass
Stegastein outlook
Flåm dock
Flåm village, station and dock
Fog, June
Village Undredal seen from fjord
Village Aurlandsvangen

Nærøyfjorden edit

Main category: Nærøyfjorden

Nærøyfjorden
Bakka village with church
Anders Askevold (1834-1900), "Bakka" (oil 1892)
Sightseeing ferry
Bakka and Tufto settlements (right shore)
Car ferry arriving Gudvangen

Ferries edit

MF Årdal at Fodnes-Mannheller
MF Lote at Fodnes-Mannheller
MF Stryn at Fodnes-Mannheller
MF Lifjord at Lavik-Oppedal
MF Svanøy
Ferry arriving at Gudvangen
MF Selje at Hella-Vangsnes
MF Nordfjord at Rutledal dock
Ferry departing Mannheller dock
MF Skånevik at Fjærlandsfjorden
Urnes-Solvorn ferry
MF Gulen at Rutledal

Other transport edit

Express passenger boat MS Fjordtroll at Rysjedalsvika
MS Solundir (express passenger boat) at Aurlandsfjord
Sognefjell at Aurlandsfjord
Cruise ships at Flåm
Royal yacht Norge at Aurlandsfjord
FGS Deutschland, 1980 in Lustrafjord
S/S München at Gudvangen 1925
Steamboat at Nærøyfjorden about 1910

Sognefjord in art edit

Fearnley Slindebirken (Birch at Slinde)
Thomas Fearnley at Balestrand (oil on paper)
Normann at Sognefjord (oil on canvas)
Esefjorden by Adelsteen Normann (1848-1918)
Norwegian fjord landscape by Adelsteen Normann possibly from Sognefjorden
Amaldus Nielsen at Balestrand (oil on canvas)
Askevold: Vetlefjord (oil on canvas)
Askevold: steamboat calling at Bakka
Hans Dahl at Balestrand
I.C. Dahl: Winter at Sognefjord
Hans Gude Likferd på Sognefjorden ("Transport of deceased ", oil on canvas)
Bernt Lund: Fjærlandsfjorden (about 1848)
Eckersberg: Ytre Kroken (about 1848)
Themistokles von Eckenbrecher View at Lærdal (oil on canvas)

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