For Frank this week – a memory. ”…find an image in your back catalog that still grabs your attention and share it!” This is the only time in my life that I have seen snowy apples…our neighbour had not finished his autumn harvest, and suddenly, one morning, it was snowing heavily. I can say I […]Read Post ›
This Autumn my daily forest walk ended. Not the walk itself, but everything around me – was not anymore. So, while drying my tears, I decided to find some of all the lovely images from here over the years – and photograph from the same spots today. Not easily done, but I finally gave it […]Read Post ›
“We are dealing with something that has never occurred on this planet” My husband and son just returned from Chernobyl last week – very taken with the 2 day tour and all the haunting sights. We all watched this series together this week. If you have not seen it yet – please do. Among my […]Read Post ›
New Zealand is not a small country, but a large village – Peter Jackson There is real purity in New Zealand…It’s actually not an easy thing to find in our world anymore – Elijah Wood Today is a very special day for us here at Lens-Artists – the one year anniversary of our Challenge. While […]Read Post ›
The weather is very warm and inviting for bicycle rides these last days of June. So my daughter and I decided to spend some time with the old Flora in hand. When the children were younger, we always did every summer, so today meant sweet memories. We brought water as well, and biked for some […]Read Post ›
Söderto is a tiny place in the southern part of Skåne, Sweden, where Karl-Göran Persson built a fortress for himself, his family and friends – in case of an attack from Russia. Karl-Göran died in 1975, and he had spent his whole life building and reinforcing this fortress. One day we decided to try and […]Read Post ›
Tuesday Photo Challenge – Wheel For this week’s challenge from Frank, a beauty from Bhutan turning the prayer wheel.
Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Horns The Jokkmokk Market, 2017
Amanda asks us to revisit this Friendly Friday, and I have chosen Iceland. We have visited several times, and never tire of this magical saga country. This summer we are going back again, to the western part of Iceland, and to revisit Vestmannaeyar. Seljalandsfoss 2006 – in the header, 2016 and winter. Gullfoss winter 2016 […]Read Post ›
Suddenly I remembered all those years we every winter went to Fryksås in Dalarna, and stayed at the Fäbodvall in a typical old cottage from the 19th century – or older. When I look up Fäbod in English, it says shieling/sheeling – small huts were farmers used to spend their summers in the mountain pastures, […]Read Post ›
