Eidaholmen Island in Lovrafjorden, Norway by Henk Meijer Photography

The view of the small island of Eidaholmen in the Lovrafjord. The Lovrafjord is a side fjord of the Sandsfjord, situated in the municipality of Suldal in the north-eastern corner of Rogaland county. The Ryfylke National Tourist Route runs along the eastern edge of the fjord. Along the route, visitors can see a small cabin (Hytte) standing alone on a small island in the middle of the fjord, and stop at the rest areas to take spectacular photo's. This red cabin on its own little island in the middle of the fjord has become a popular photo opportunity for travellers along the scenic route.

The Norwegian Ryfylke Scenic Route, which runs from Oanes by the Lysefjord to Hårå in Røldal, is, at 260 km, one of the longest of Norway’s 18 scenic routes and offers a breathtaking encounter with fjords, beautiful islands and islets, forests, heathland, lush farmland, steep cliffs and a cultural landscape rich in history. This photograph was taken with a professional Hasselblad X2D II 100C, a 100-megapixel camera, and a Hasselblad lens for the very highest quality in sharpness and detail. If you would like this photograph in a different format, please feel free to contact me, as (almost) anything is possible.