Think in the morning. Act in the noon. Eat in the evening. Sleep in the night.
William Blake
A morning walk, what a lovely way to start the day and this week!
Yesterday I started the day by taking an hour-long walk. The light was so beautiful and it was warm. Unusually warm for the season!
I only had my iPhone with me but in my mind the camera produces good quality photos. Not as good as my DSLR but good enough.
Below you can view more photos from the morning!
Here’s three photos from the last week of september.
Took a morning walk this morning. It was a misty and colorful walk! All shoot with my Iphone X.
Imagine that you lying on a slope surrounded by old grass and flowers. They have become brown and dry after the hot summer. You’re wearing warm clothes and a warm and comfortable hat that keeps you warm. The grass swings back and forth with the wind.
You are looking up and are dazzled by the sun as it’s sinking behind the horizon.
I’m longing for such moments like these! Are you?
Höstfärger från ovan.
Fotograferade några bilder med drönaren i söndags. Hösten bjuder på massor av härliga färger!
Med hösten så kommer en färgexplosion! Bilden ovan är ett panorama sammansatt av 3 stycken bilder.
Stamsjön, Åsele
(Klicka på bilden för att den ska komma till sin rätt!)
Efter ett varmt september har hösten kommit med regn och lägre temperatur! Naturen går sakta men säkert in i dvala. Tranorna, svalorna och många andra fåglar har flugit söderut. Kanadagässen och svanarna är dock fortfarande kvar. Men om kvällarna är det stilla och tyst. Bara vinden och regnet som smattrar.
Cranes in mist
I have seen reports that the cranes started to arrive at Horborgasjön. Still it’s a couple of weeks until the cranes arrive to my area. But the reports inspired me to look thru my archive of images of cranes.
I have not shown this image before. I made this image back in 2009. A misty morning in the begin of September.
(Nikon D3, 600/4, 1,4 conv, ISO 800, 1/400s, f9)
Wet autumn day in the forest.
Snow covers the forest now. But I made this photo on 7 October 2012. Click on the image to view it bigger and in better quality!
(Nikon D800e, 85/1,4 1/5s f11 ISO 100)