Ulseröd windmill catching the last rays of the sun, ha de Gött!
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Windmill sunset
Tag Archive for ‘Landscape photo’
City reflections
Tram passing Church of Annedal reflecting in a pond at Slottskogen, Göteborg. A scene of stillness in the busy city alarm.
Keep calm and ride on, ha de Gött!
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Naked tree
Naked tree refuses to fall.
Ha de Gött!
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Waiting
It’s February and nature awaits the coming of spring.
Any day now birds will start to sing.
Good things come to those who waits, ha de Gött!
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Alone stone
Left here since the ice age some ten thousand years ago. Watching how the nature around slowly changes. Generations come and go. Past generations believed these blocks of stone was thrown by giants or the the gods. The stone knows.
Fact or fable, where’s the fun. Ha de Gött!
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Klätten
The small island Klätten outside Tjurpannan. Klätt means mountaintop but with only 21 meter over the sea level it hardly live up to its name. Maybe more so if you add the depth of 35 meter around it.
What you see isn’t always what you get, ha de Gött!
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Another angle
There is always another angle and, light for your frame of the world.
Take a step aside to see a whole new angle, ha de Gött!
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Waves
Softly rolling onto the shore
whooshing to a crescendo to break
pulling back to the great blue
to collect new courage
for a new caress of the rock
dandling back and forth
a lullaby of natures infinity
Keep calm and stay safe, ha de Gött!
Check out more waves on my Instagram.
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Return
One of my favourite places, Älgafallet that marks the border between Sweden and Norway. Nature photography in no-man’s-land.
Keep them open, ha de Gött!
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Nine meter
Nine meter sail free height to the air cables, at the north end of lake North Bullaren and the beginning of Enningdal River. The river marks the border between Norway and Sweden for a few kilometres flowing north to Idefjorden. In Swedish the name is Enningdalsälven and Norwegian Enningdalselva.
Sail on, ha de Gött!
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