Back in march 2015 I took a three day hike through Skuleberget with Fjällräven during their Winter classic. These photos were all taken with my Sony A7R and 24-70mm zeiss lens. Pictures turned out decent enough, though I made the switch to Fujifilm after this trip for various reason.
I can’t say anything bad about the trip: The landscape was incredible and the hospitality that you get on a Fjällräven organised trip is excellent. On top of that I love winter camping. This was my first time actually doing a group trip, while I prefer solo or small groups, this was worth it.
I have already written a trip report about this here so I will spare the details. I did have a total pack weight of around 7 kilos for this trip.. A bit much, but I was warm and happy so I don’t mind.
In any case here are some of the better photos during this series: 
I found the MLD Supermid to be the perfect shelter for this particular winter trip.
Wind was pretty heavy on the winter classic, while I didn’t feel the need to build massive wind barriers (tent upper left), I did put snow around the perimeter. Worked excellently! On most trips I would bring the Duomid only, but this one called for the Supermid as we were two very large people sharing.
Me looking rather stunning with my ultralight pack after a non-stop vertical climb up Skuleberget. For the record I was carrying the tent for both of us. The gear list you can check out my trip report
