All the motifs are danish...with exceptions:

The pictures at 0:18 and 1:15 are from Norway

The pictures at 1:19, 1:47, 2:33, 2:40 and 3:30 are from sweden.

On a nice August evening, while listening to medieval music, i met with a friend of mine...

She calls herself Bjovulf and this is what she says:

"When you create pictures you make your memories and the atmospheres connected to the pictures last forever.
Memories are a big part of me and the way I experience the world. I often look back at things that have happened, things I have seen, and phrases there have been said.

The pictures help me reach the dimensions that you can easily forget in the course of time...

My biggest inspiration source is the nature and our history. To feel the breath of the past is like a warm hand on your shoulder. You feel quite small and vulnerable among the tremendous forces of nature and the sympathy from the big trees and the mountains. Here the stories tell themselves and the pictures are created...

To me, the atmosphere in and around us means everything for the picture. It has to be felt in a way so that the fantasy begins to grow. I want to reach the many dimensions!!

With Nordic roots and the enjoyment of the nature I want to show my world in pictures...

Best wishes Kristina Tandrup Pedersen"

http://www.njordfoto.dk/index_uk.htm
http://www.myspace.com/njordfoto
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Njordfoto/42345452795?ref=s...

As i remember one can purchase some of them....ask her yourself:)

The music is composed by swede Anders Hagberg.
The name of the song is "Stenristerna" -it can be found on the CD of that name (you can buy the music via itunes)

http://www.andershagberg.se
http://www.myspace.com/andershagberg (less info)