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Odd Harald is from Fjørå near Tafjord, a fiord close to Geirangerfjord in Northwestern Norway that is protected as a World Natural Heritage Site. Since childhood he has been spending a lot of time taking trips in nature, and since his student years at the University of Bergen he also has been travelling a lot in other parts of the world. He got his first DSLR-camera being 15 years, but the interest for photography really took a great leap during his two years as a student on Svalbard, as well as a half year on New Zealand. Since graduating as a glaciologist in 2001 he lived four years in Tromsø, experiencing a lot of the Northern Norwegian natural wonders. Also his work at the Norwegian Polar Institute brought him to several trips in Russia. The last couple of years he has done a lot of photography on sailing trips along most of Norways coastline.
Today he lives in Stavanger working in a consultancy firm for the oil-industry. He has been photographing digitally for one year now, most of the pictures in his collection has been captured with Fuji-film. He has his own website with a big picture-database (1000+ images) at http://www.tseringma.net.