Sweden

A Summer evening in Stockholm, enjoying the view from Monteliusvägen over Riddarholmen and Gamla Stan.

A stitch of 2 photos.

Stockholm on a January evening, when part of the water surrounding the Old Town was frozen and covered by a layer of snow.

3 shots stitched with lightroom

slide film

The Øresund bridge link sweden to Denmark every time of th day people crossing on it.

Tree shots stitched with lightroom.

This is one from the archives. I posted this photo before, but have now edited it differently, so the colours look quite different than before. I wonder what your reactions will be.

[#4 on explore 16/07/20]

Slide film, Kodak E100VS Ektachrome scanned with Konica Minolta DiMAGE Scan Elite 5400 II Horizon 202 panoramic film camera

It was an raining day but what I see in the evening was something spectacular, one of the best landscape I ever see in my travel along Denmark and Sweden. The oresund bridge was there inconsistently an a boat remember us that there was the north sea.

It was an raining day but what I see in the evening was something spectacular. A swimming pool installed directly on the sea where people during the summer can swim with all the comfort needed.

The village of Sundborn, where painter Carl Larsson lived, is in the heart of Dalarna, and to me this is quintessential Sweden. The trees, the lake and the pretty red houses is as typical Swedish as you can get.

Soon my work will take me to Scandinavia again and I look forward to my next visit of this beautiful city. There are so many amazing viewpoints here, but this one from Monteliusgatan is perhaps the best.

I was driving south along the Innlandsvägen, all the kilometers from Karesuando to Östersund. Many miles of forests and open spaces, and at times quite boring, right until this Sunset moment, when a layer of mist started appearing on the fields and some beautiful colours in the sky and on the snow.

slide film, fuji sensia 100

For my work I often stay overnight in Karlstad, and have for a long time been meaning to photograph this bridge. Finally I got round to it, but I had no idea it would be so colourfully lit up. It's claim to fame is being Sweden's longest stone bridge, built some 200 years ago. The post in the foreground is one of many that was in use when log floating still took place on the Klara River.

The centre of Gothenburg along the large harbor canal, with the Kristina church and the municipal offices on the right. This is a stitch of two photos.