About the Photographer:
Lori Stensland Mondry is a freelance photographer who enjoys capturing digital images of scenery, history, art and culture. She evokes strong feeling through her photography, and often creatively tells stories through images journaling her travels. She hopes to inspire others to explore and develop their own creative tendencies, and wants to show others how meaningful it is to discover one’s cultural heritage.
About the product:
Produced from the original image on photographic matte paper, this work has been personally inspected and signed by the artist, then mounted on archive safe matte board and packaged for shipping.
Each print is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Akershus Fortress-Oslo
This photograph is of the fortress wall built to protect the city of Kristiana, now renamed Oslo, Norway from invaders. A prominent medieval site on the Oslo harbor, it dates to 1300.
Emnient Escape
Excite your imagination by exploring the winding cobblestone walkways in Akerhus Fortress, Oslo.
Heddal Stave Church
A closer view of the Heddal Stave Church reveals that it is a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Dating to 1147, it is located in Nottoden, Telemark Norway. Of the 28 stave churches still remaining in Norway, it is the largest and most ornate. Awesome and nostalgic, one can only imagine what kind of history there is in a place like this...
Stonehedge Keeper
Be amazed by the watchful eyes of the birch tree carefully guarding this original stonehedge fence and country road. This particular scene is located in Telemark, Norway.
The Road to the Past
Wander into the past down this road through a cemetery to the Heddal Stave Church. It dates to 1147, and is located in Nottoden, Telemark. The photographer was walking on ancestral ground in this cemetery, so there was a personal connection to her heritage in this place, and she could feel it in her soul.
Enter the Mystery - *Exclusive*
This unique photograph is of an old wooden door surrounded with carved medieval designs. It is the entry door to the largest and most ornate Norwegian Stave Church dating to 1147. It has a mystique about it enticing someone to enter inside and make a Celtic connection...
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