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RE: Bryn and Svartdalen, Oslo - old industries, transportation and the river
That was a long walk, but I enjoyed it :)
The road has been temporarily secured and will be closed again in medio November 2018 for a permanent fix". Right ... that road was constructed just some few years ago (2012?), now it's already down for maintenance.
This doesn't sound right for Norway, not very efficient or well planned at all.
When you photograph, do you aim not to have people in the shots, or is it just that there are not many people out and about this time of year - I can't spot anyone!
I don't spend time waiting for people to disappear. It was a rainy morning, it was an ordinary weekday but past the peak hours, most of the working class people already sitting in some office, this train station is not much used (probably partly due to it being so inaccessible ... it think it's just plain stupidity, but that's an issue I may consider to take up in another post) the train had just left, and those walkways are probably mostly used for leisure purposes. Yes, it was quite deserted yesterday. Eventually there were quite a lot of people at the bus stop where I'm ending up on my next post.