Kris Paske

I came to photography not through formal training, but through years of walking the Norwegian coastline. My background is in observing light and quiet moments, and the camera became my way to slow down time.
Based on the west coast of Norway, I focus on coastal landscapes at blue hour — the subtle interaction between water, stone, and low Arctic light. My process is simple: late evenings, available light, and minimal post-processing to preserve the calm of the moment.
I print exclusively on Hahnemühle archival paper in limited editions, working with local labs to ensure museum-grade qualityBased in Fiskarstranda near Alesund, on the west coast of Norway, I focus on animals in their natural habitat, quiet encounters, and the subtle interaction between wildlife and coastal landscape. My process is simple: early mornings, available light, long lenses, and a low-impact approach in the field.

Self-taught wildlife photographer. Independent field study in animal behavior and ethical wildlife photography in Norway, 2018–present

Emerging artist. First online presentation on Saatchi Art, 2026. Works held in private collections in Norway.