Photographer Kristoffer H. Kippernes
Phew, back home.  Busy weekend, indeed. My dad picked me up after work on friday, and we drove down to Skeikampen, about 4,5hours south of Trondheim. So yesterday, I competed in a mountainbike race for the first time in almost 10 years. I´ve worked damn hard for this the last few weeks, training everyday and lost about 6-7kgs the last months, and sacrifised a lot of other things. Sooo good to see that it was worth it. The race was a 70km marathon, one of the most technical and hardest races in Norway, and I finished in a 13th place, with the time 3.34. I can´t remember the last time I was as tired as I was yesterday. Drove home after the race, and more or less flatted out in sleep.
Today, I´ve just been chilling by a local beach with my super-panda-friend in the sun, trying to do some damage-control on the bike-tan lines, and eating icecream, tonight we´re going to the cinema.

So, to the picture:
During the 6day race I followed, one of the stages ended at Tynset. Julie, whom I went to school with, and a girl I love to photograph, lives here, so I gave her a call. She met me a few hours later, and we just hung out, discussing everything and nothing, and I got to take her picture again. Love it.
So there´s Julie for you.

Phew, back home.  Busy weekend, indeed. My dad picked me up after work on friday, and we drove down to Skeikampen, about 4,5hours south of Trondheim. So yesterday, I competed in a mountainbike race for the first time in almost 10 years. I´ve worked damn hard for this the last few weeks, training everyday and lost about 6-7kgs the last months, and sacrifised a lot of other things. Sooo good to see that it was worth it. The race was a 70km marathon, one of the most technical and hardest races in Norway, and I finished in a 13th place, with the time 3.34. I can´t remember the last time I was as tired as I was yesterday. Drove home after the race, and more or less flatted out in sleep.

Today, I´ve just been chilling by a local beach with my super-panda-friend in the sun, trying to do some damage-control on the bike-tan lines, and eating icecream, tonight we´re going to the cinema.

So, to the picture:

During the 6day race I followed, one of the stages ended at Tynset. Julie, whom I went to school with, and a girl I love to photograph, lives here, so I gave her a call. She met me a few hours later, and we just hung out, discussing everything and nothing, and I got to take her picture again. Love it.

So there´s Julie for you.