In Norway, women are joining the hunt
Ingerid Jordal follows along and documents Norwegian women on the hunt for big game — they shoot with rifles; she shoots with her camera.
Author: Ingerid Jordal
Up the mountain with a waterfall
Ingerid Jordal writes about the water-powered “gondola” that carries items up the side of the mountain at her family’s cabin near Odda, Norway.
Taking back the language
Ingerid Jordal talks to one family in northern Norway that reclaims the Sami language by speaking it at home, while the kids learn it at school.
From sardines to art
In what used to be an old sardine factory, USF Verftet is creating a hub of culture, creativity, and exchange for artists from around the world.
Sylvsmidja
The family-owned silversmith Sylvsmidja in Norway is the world’s largest producer of bunad silver. Now they are looking to expand into American market.
The parade must go on
Rather than cancel last year’s 17th of May, the community of Lydvo put on their own miniature version of it. This year, they’ve opted for the same solution.
Getting ready for Christmas
Each year in Voss, Anne Jorunn Nestås Tøn invites the public to cut down her forest for Christmas trees, helping create the Christmas spirit.
Bringing tradition into the future
At the Ole Bull Academy in Voss, students from all over the world breathe new life into traditional Norwegian music …
The American Dream of Norway
Photojournalist Ingerid Jordal opened her exhibit The American Dream of Norway at the Norwegian Emigrant Museum outside of Hamar on June 25.
A trip to Norway’s least accessible farm
Photojournalist Ingerid Jordal woke up one day and decided to climb up the steepest path she could think of to Norway’s least accessible farm at Kjeåsen …
