
Endings and beginnings.
Pain and hope merged into a spectrum of light.
Fairies dance on the pond mirror.
We rest for a new dawn.
Now is all that we can trust, ha de Gött!


Endings and beginnings.
Pain and hope merged into a spectrum of light.
Fairies dance on the pond mirror.
We rest for a new dawn.
Now is all that we can trust, ha de Gött!

Today a reflecting walk in the woods.
Don’t be sad, hug a tree. Ha de Gött!


A hurricane named Dave came to visit this Easter Day with winds up to 38 m/s. It was a struggle to keep upright and even more to keep the camera steady.
Just as reference the red hill in the picture is 20 metres high.
In leeward is the place to be, ha de Gött!


Plate ice is one the wonders of Mother Nature serve us and sometimes she invites to sit down in the sunset.
Video shows how it’s made, ha de Gött!


Ever changing, always the same.
Soothing sounds.
Forest stream.
Take time to just feel, ha de Gött!


This is one of my favourite places, Tjurpannan nature preserve close to my home. Normally it’s quite easily accessible but this day I had to walk 5km in 35 centimetres of snow and at -15°C. I think it was worth it!
Some struggles are worth having, ha de Gött!






Different angles of the same waterfall outside Munkedal, Sweden. The top part is quite easy to reach but the lower part with a higher drop is not so easy with the ice and mud.
Remember to keep the lens dry, ha de Gött!


After some lovely winter days last week with cold and snow it is now 20°C warmer. Rain and melting snow overflows rivers and creeks.
Keep your feet dry, ha de Gött!


A blade of grass in an eggshell of ice.
Ha de Gött!


Do you know how hard it is to fly around, scream and shit all over, asked the gull. Especially in this dreadful storm. Can’t I just sit here in leeward for awhile and rest, maybe taste some of that lunch?
I said, sure but can you guarantee that you will not take of, call your friends and have them dump all over me and then fly off in screaming laughter. Try me, he said. But are you willing to take the chance not to share?
I let him have a bite of my sandwich, and for a moment we were the best of friends, sitting next to each other in silent coexistence. I put the remains of my lunch into my backpack and stood up ready to go. A final look at each other before he took of with a loud scream. He circled a few times around me, and I think he waved with his grey wings.
Be kind, ha de Gött!