ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Hunting practice is important for the Arctic foxes, where reality is that 80% dies in their first year of life. This adolescent cub practices attacking its prey by taking on its relaxing sibling.

AUTHOR
Growing up in the mountain village of Soknedal in Sør-Trøndelag County in Norway, nature was nearby and a natural venue for spare time activities. My fascination for wildlife was developed through numerous hikes in the forest surrounding our family farm as well as hikes and hunting trips to Forelhogna National Park. You are hereby invited to tag along to these areas through my images.

I used to be a lawyer by profession, and specialised in transaction law in my early career. Since 2007 I have spent my time managing the investment and asset management portfolio of the Staur Holding Group, with the Longship Fund as the latest addition. Most of the activity in the group is related to private equity investments in energy, oil services, food and other natural resources.

Nature photography is a hobby of great importance to me - a welcome break from hectic workdays. There is a good synergy between the two; on one side a busy travel schedule and heavy workload makes me look even more forward to the the breaks under open sky; on the other side many a business related challenge is resolved while killing time in a hide, waiting for the motives to arrive.

Capturing the beauty of nature is in many ways in contrast to the strict and sometimes harsh rules of the commercial world. I could not have found a more refreshing and recuperating activity to create balance in life.

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