Mga matutuluyang bakasyunan sa Oslo

A fun photoshoot indoors / outdoors in Oslo. If it's wet, we'll be mostly indoors within big buildings around downtown. This photoshoot works perfectly for: - Couples photo session - Solo traveler - Engagement - Proposal - Prenup - Family - Fashion portrait - Group (bachelors and bachelorettes) - Newlyweds, wedding elopements, and honeymoon travelers - Friends - Portraits for dating profiles - Social media influencers - Giving this experience as a gift to someone you know - Wedding (contact if interested) This experience is LGBTQ+ friendly. After the shoot, I will provide each participant with watermarked thumbnails of all the pictures taken from the shoot. These thumbnail images are not usable. The participant can pick one picture to be edited and delivered in high resolution. The first edited, high-resolution picture is free (included in this package). If additional images are wanted, it's 300 kr per image. The images each participant receives are private and will not be shared with anyone else unless guests give their written consent. Other things to note: If you want this experience to be completely private, or you have special requirements, just contact me. The experience is not private by default, but we can definitely customise the photoshoot to your needs. Try not to book this experience on a day where you will be suffering from jetlag

This is a private photography session. Please bring along around 5 different outfits to the session (just different t-shirts, sweaters etc. are OK). In the days following the shoot, a panel of 200 women or men (depending on your target audience) will vote on your pictures to decide which top images you should use for your dating profile. The best image will be edited and delivered for free included in this package. For additional images, it's 300 kr per image. This is a private experience.

We'll work with organic nut-free, gluten-free, milk-free, dark chocolate (yes, that means vegan). This course lasts about 3 hours. – We start by talking a bit about tempering & chocolate chemistry. – Then you make your own inclusion bars and solid confectionery, and we discuss a bit of history and how the processes to make chocolate have evolved. Be ready to get your hands and clothes covered in chocolate (even if you have an apron). You'll be able to select 20 different toppings and spices and you'll experiment with flavor combinations that (hopefully) you haven't tried before. – While we wait for the chocolate to set, we'll have a tasting profile where you'll guess different quantities of cacao on each chocolate type, and we'll talk about processes for fermentation and other fun facts. This course is human-friendly! That means I welcome the LGBTQ+ community, all religions, ethnics groups, ages and whatever makes you human (doggos are also allowed with previous notification). It's great for couples or small groups who want to do something personal together. Equally fun for large groups who want to make a lot of chocolate together! My goal is to get you thinking about chocolate beyond candy, but as a rich, versatile ingredient that is healthy and has a lot to offer to even the pickiest

We'll start up with buying a ticket for public transport, take a few stops to the west where the posh areas are to visit one of Norways biggest tourist attractions - a park with over 200 sculpures made by the same man! The sculptures are often dark and melancolic with some intresting stories behind them. From there we'll travel by tram down to the picturesque sceenery of the harbour. I show you where the local ferries depart out the islands of the Oslo fjord, I'll point out the free entrance museum of Norways war museum. We'll stroll around the old fourtress dating back to the middle ages protecting the city from unwanted visitors and hear the history behind it. From here we'll move on to the Opera house and explore the finest piece of archetecture that the town has to offer. We'll move on to the eastern neighbourhoods where we'll find a more artsy crowd and the Sunday market that is full of crafted goods and art surrounded by booming street art. I'll also point out the cheap and cosy resturants, the least expensive beer on draught, turksih fast food, food courts and grocery shops where you'll find veggies for a third of the price in the traditional supermarkets. I am happy to give you any information about the best cocktailbars, clubs, resturant and shopping or any other information you'd desire to make your stay in Oslo as good as possible. All highlights packed in one day! Other things to note Please bring your own money for bus fare and other purchases like snacks or flea market finds and also an umberella on a rainy day

Picture a river, surrounded by old manufacturing buildings and parklands. You can almost hear the sounds of the factories well at work, mixed in with the splashing of the river as you walk along the pathway. The colourful residential area surprisingly improves the mood with the colour palette on display, even on a cloudy day. You come across a giant chandelier, where around the corner hides a number of old wooden houses from the 1800s and facades covered in street art. Where in Oslo are you? You’re in the district of Grünerløkka, Oslo’s trendy and bohemian inner-city neighbourhood. During your journey through Grünerløkka, where there is plenty of hipster vibes and history to go around (aka hipstoric), we’ll dig into one of the treasures that are Oslo. We'll see Damstredet, where you’ll want to take a photo of the lovely hillside houses. We'll also check in with Norway's dynamic trio: Ibsen, Bjørnson and… at the Our Savior’s Cemetery. The area is also home to one of Norway’s most famous artists, none other than Edvard Munch (third person in the trio above of course). We end our hipstoric walk at Mathallen in the recently built, sustainable area of Vulkan. Other things to note Look for our guide dressed in blue or white with the logo OURWAY. The Logo can also be held as a sign. This tour ends at Vulkan in the Grünnerløkka district so guests may continue to enjoy the area or visit the food hall Mathallen.