At the end of the season, a friend and I headed out to the forests east of Gothenburg for a short weekend hike. It was the first evening that the temperature dipped to -4 degrees and so we had a very cold evening.
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Its been quite some time since I did any astrophotography, but my new 100-400 lens has been waiting for the nights to get dark enough to start trying to catch the moon again. The ongoing issue of the weight of the lens, extender and body on my travel tripod makes maintaining sharp focus a challenge, and next time I'll be plugging my laptop instead of using the rear viewer for focusing and getting the shot centred. I may also borrow the heavy duty tripod from the office for a weekend.
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Ladonia is a micronation, proclaimed in 1996 as the result of a years-long court battle between artist Lars Vilks and local authorities over two sculptures. The claimed territory is part of the natural reserve of Kullaberg in southern Sweden.
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Some friends and I went hiking in Bottenstugan i Svartedalen, an area of natural beauty north of Gothenburg. The trails connect to Bohusleden, meaning you can trek back the 50 or so kilometers to Gothenburg, something a few of us plan to do.
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The Stockholm National Museum is situated at the point where one island ends and the bridge to the next would take you to the Modern Art Museum. The building itself is old and imposing.
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The Fotografiska Museum is on the banks of one of the many rivers that divides Stockholm. A long building, likely a warehouse in the past, of dark brick with a bronze fruit outside.
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Stockholm is a city on the water, looking into the Baltic, passed its many islands, the city itself forms a crosshatch pattern of islands connected by bridges over the inlets and rivers. In the winter many of these rivers freeze, and its common to see the locals skating across them.
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A sculpture park created by architect and sculptor Carl Milles in the grounds of his home in Stockholm, the statues are primarily set on tall columns to frame them against the sky and the sun.
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Six of our headed out on Saturday morning for Brännö island, off the coast of Gothenburg. Part of the Archipelago that is easily accessible by the many ferries.
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Friends of mine were in Copenhagen and suggested we meet for the day in Malmö.
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On Swedish National Day, I decided to dust off my bike, which had sat unused through the winter and spring to cycle down to Lerkil
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A few of us got up early Saturday morning and hiked the route from Angereds Kyrka to Kåsjön.
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In Gothenburg this weekend, a group of Neo-Nazi's decided to hold a march through the city.
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I hiked and camped in the wilderness near Gothenburg.
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I recently went on an evening shoot around Eriksberg.
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With some friends from work, I headed up to Orust and took a Kayak out for the day.
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I recently went to the Maritiman museum in Gothenburg
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Slottskogen is a large park in Gothenburg, and it is often the venue for a number of social events.
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It has been quite some time since I did any dedicated macro photography.
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Today was the Gothenburg Green World unveiling. A series of popup greenspaces.
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I recently went to the Volvo Museum, considering how I spent my day...
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A had a friend over and took them out to the Archipelago.
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I recently joined a Meetup Group in Gothenburg NightScapes and I attended the first meetup
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It was finally time to head to the southern archipelago of Gothenburg.