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Print paper – Hahnemühle
Discover the natural beauty of the Art Print MS Bruvik Geirangerfjorden with our high-quality art prints.
Hahnemühle FineArt, Inc. is a paper manufacturing company in Germany. It is the world’s leading producer of coated papers for InKjet printing.
In 2024 the company celebrates an incredible 440 years of uninterrupted paper production. Hahnemühle’ss own sustainability also includes the ‘Green Rooster’ initiative, which is unique in the paper industry.
With its “Green Rooster” initiative, Hahnemühle has been supporting both regional and international environmental protection and social projects since 2008, including reforestation, animal welfare,e, and environmental education
Hahnemühle holds several certificatios , including ISO 14001. These reflect its commitment to sustainability, and environmental responsibility throughout the production process.
The high-quality prints of Lofoten’s landscapes are made on premium Hahnemühle paper, ensuring that every detail and color is preserved with exceptional clarity and depth.
This acid-free, vegan paper guarantees longevity, so your photographs remain vibrant and beautiful for years to come.
MS Bruvik
This photograph captures the moment when passengers disembark from MS Bruvik.A classic fjord boat from 1949, at the quay in the magnificent Geirangerfjord.
Built by Glommen Mekaniske Verksted in Fredrikstad, MS Bruvik was originally designed as a local passenger vessel, know as a sea bus, to service routes in Nordhordland. She had her maiden voyage for Indre Nordhordlands Dampbåtlag in July 1949, and continued in service until the company merged into Bergen Nordhordland Rutelag in 1974.
After several ownership changes, including periods in Finland, she was repurchased to Hordaland in 1994. Since 2016, she has been owned by Cruise Service A/S.
This image combines historical charm with natural beauty, offering insight into Norwegian coastal culture.
Geirangerfjorden
Geirangerfjord, extending 15 kilometers from Sunnylvsfjord to the village of Geiranger, is one of Norway’s most renowned and frequently visited fjords.
It is celebrated for its dramatic scenery, featuring steep mountains, impressive waterfalls, and deep blue waters.
In 2005, Geirangerfjord, along with Nærøyfjord, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as part of the West Norwegian Fjord Landscape, recognized for its exceptional natural beauty and geological significance.
Large portions of the Geirangerfjord and its surrounding areas are designated as protected landscapes. Through the World Heritage program, Norway has committed to preserving and maintaining this region for future generations.
