Photos by Dag Nevestad

Photo Dag Nevestad , Big Shoot Photo, Jeloya

A2B INDEPENDENT off Tofte Gdynia to Oslo

FEED HALTEN on her way from Fiskaa to Moss Harbor North.

MARINA going out the Oslo fjord at sunset, on a voyage from Oslo to Amsterdam.

ARDEA on her way from Oslo to Malmo

FEED RANA gen cargo loading in Moss Harbor North

AIDA LUNA cruise ship, at dusk, passing up the Oslo fjord .

COLOR CARRIER Passing Refsnes on her way to Kiel from Oslo.

KV SORTLAND coastguard mil obs kystvakt B2010 GT4025 IMO 9432646 off Horten from Holmestrand

KV BISON, Norwegian coastguard vessel

ASTRAL, on her way from Oslo to Mongstad

FEED TRONDHEIM off Horten, Oslo fjord, on her way from Kolding to Kambo.

FONIKS ex ARNFRIDUR SIGURDARDOTTIR on the slip in Reykjavik 2012

SEEADLER German Fischereischuts Fishery Patrol vessel B2000 GT1774 IMO 9191541 callsign DBFC in Reykjavik Harbour 2012

NORMAND OCEANIC loading submarine cable at Aker Solutions in Moss Harbour North

JORK RULER on her way from Gdynia to Oslo.

NORBJØRN at the Gamlekaia, Longyearbyen Svalbard

HAPPY ROVER loading cable from Aker Solutions , at Moss Harbour North

STAVFJORD on her way from Oslo to Mongstad.

HYDROGRAF, survey vessel, arriving in Moss Harbour North.

Picture taken with a 5m telescopic selfiie rod. LOSSEN steaming north through Tjomekjaela towards the home port of Larkollen on the Oslo fjord. She has recently been fitted out for marine archaeology surveys with one hull mounted sidescan sonar with DownVue, and towed sidescan sonar. She is also carrying two ROVs , one rated to 30m, and the other to 100 meters of depth. They carry additional cameras and lights.

HALTBAKK VIKING bunkering tanker, on her way from Lulea, SE, to Engene, NO,

MARJATA seen coming out from Horten Harbour, May 2017.

AIDA LUNA passenger cruising Svalbar Longyear Harbour

OCEAN NOVA passenger cruising Svalbard

OCEAN ADVENTURER ex SEA ADVENTURER passenger cruise at Longyearbyen

ISBJORNEN 2 in Longyearbyen Harbour Adventfjorden. I passed her on my way to Bjornoya Bear Island, to do some archaeological work at Nordhamna salvaging a Russian trappers grave, threatened by erosion.

GALAPAGOS DANCER ex SKY DANCER at anchor in Longyearbyen Harbour, Adventfjorden in 2015. I am passing her on my way to Bjornoya, Bear Island, to do an archaeological excavation of a Russian grave, threatened by erosion in Nordhamna.

BRENNHOLM at the Arendal ship festival-

GANN during the Arendal Week ship festival.

SANDNES in Arendal harbour during Arendal Week ship festival.

EVIAPETROL V off Horten, on her way to Lsndskrona, Sveden.

FAMITA in Grimstad Harbour, in ballast between cargoes.

FAMITA in Grimstad Harbour, in ballast.

LANCE is a research vessel, run by the Norwegian Polar Institute and Norwegian Mapping Authorities. She is here seen landing supplies at Bear Island in the Barerts Sea, by the helicopter

GYLTINGEN at Gullholmen, Oslo fjord, going north in ice slurry on a cold January day.

COLOR FANTASY sailing out the Oslo fjord at dusk, on her way to Kiel.

EVIAPETROL coming up the Oslo fjord at dusk, on her way from Santander to Oslo

BIT OKTANIA passing Vealos by Horten, on her way from Oslo to Goteborg.

JSP CARLA backing into Moss Harbour South

LOSSEN is a Fisher 25 here launched in Son after a major upgrading in 2019. New davits, RIB, radar, autopilot, and navigation system. She is equipped with sidescan sonars, and ROV, for marine archaeological surveys. Photo Dag Nevestad

Pleasure craft and research vessel LOSSEN named after the Frigate Lossen The Lynx a fast sailing frigate in the Danish-Norwegian fleet. She was wrecked at Hvaler in the Oslo fjord, Christmas eve 1717, in a hurricane, The wreck was excavate 1968, by Norwegian Maritime Museum, as the first Norwegian marine archaeological excavation, in which the present owner participated. The new LOSSEN is equipped with sidesan sonars , underwater cameras and ROV, and used in marine archaeological surveys.

PERLEN arriving at Jomfruland harbour, from Kragero.

COLOR CARRIER off Refsnes at Jeloya peninsula, Oslo fjord. On her way from Kiel to Oslo

HYDROGRAF in Moss Harbour North

SYMPHONY SPIRIT loading cable drums in Moss Harbour North, by the floating crane named TAKLIFT.

MARINUS on her way from Oslo to Goteborg

Bergensfjord on her way from Hirtshals to Langesund

Aida Bella leaving Oslo harbour for Copehagen.