I have many images similar to this one simply because there were many views like it. We were very lucky with the weather on the second half of the voyage, simply stunning sunsets. many find this type image as a cliche, and maybe they are, but I like them. No reason not to take a photograph.

Taken with the lowly 18-55 kit lens and the Nex-5N, this is my wifes favourite image of the entire voyage. I must say, I'm quite partial to it myself. I find it hard to image being a fisherman in these climates. Two minutes in that water and you would be dead and the fishermen here have to work with the water all day ever day. Must get used to the cold after a time or if you're born there, you know nothing else I suppose. 

I believe I've mentioned this before, but the light we experienced on the voyage was simply fantastic. This pink / purple colour in this image was typical of early morning (early morning means mid-morning normally) light and the scene is typical of the views seen all day every day. When I had the 18-55 kit lens on I used AF exclusively. It did come in handy because of the difficulty in holding the camera still long enough to get accurate manual focus. My eyes were streaming most of the time from the wind which made manual focus extremely difficult. 

Again taken with the kit lens. We experienced some wonderful light on the way down again to Bergen. The only hindrence being the lack of it for most of the day.

Another one of my favourites from the Norway trip and taken with the 18 - 55 kit lens. I hear so much moaning about this lens but I find very good. This was the only zoom I took with me on the journey, the rest being primes ranging from 15 to 135. Strangely enough I didn't touch the 135 at all. I didn't think I could hold it in the cold and strong wind. Remember, the Nex cameras don't have IBIS.

This is one of my favourite images from the whole trip. I've left the blue in the image attempting to give the impression of cold it really was out on deck. Many a time I had to go back inside too warm my fingers and the camera. As a side note, I didn't once have a problem with either the Nex-7 or the Nex-5N during the whole trip, and that was in temperatures reaching -25C. I don't think the cameras will experience those temperatures again.