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‘Grey squirrels?, nah, you don’t get ‘em round these parts. Too damn cold!’
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Marstrand Island. An elderly lady struggles up the hill with her shopping
trolley. Taken 17th May, before the streets are thronged with the yachty
people.
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The ferry is named ‘Lasse Maja’ after a prisoner who was escaped from the
fortress by dressing up in women’s clothes. Yes, really! And yeah, I’ve got
dust on my sensor, but not too bad otherwise.
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I suppose the bokeh is better on the f/2.8, but so much heavier, and costly.
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The summer people haven’t arrived at the lakeside yet, so it’s beautiful to
wander around with only birdsong breaking the silence.
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Sometimes when I was sorting out the firewood, I found myself pausing, and
thinking, ‘this is too beautiful to burn.’
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Last summer. Driving back from Fjällgrycksbo to Bergen to catch the boat
back to Newcastle. I was very much into misty lakes (this one is in Sweden,
near the Norwegian border). I love landscapes where you need to gaze into
the image for several seconds to figure out what’s going on. For that
reason, I think ‘Corncockle Wood’ is my best landscape shot.
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This was taken in Fjällgryckbo, Dalarna, Sweden. 30secs at F/5.6 at
ISO 400.
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Sadly this house has been abandoned for the last 10 years. It has such a beautiful view over the lake.
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Lake Gopen is near Sågmyra in Dalarna, Sweden. I like the atmosphere created by the misty conditions + when everything in the scene is not immediately apparent, and how things alter as the mist moves.
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This shot was taken in December at a small lake near Bjursås, Dalarna incentral Swedenbuy a print on imagekind
