To catch a river of beauty I don’t have to travel far away…
…this is Almaån in Sweden, close to my home.
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To catch a river of beauty I don’t have to travel far away…
…this is Almaån in Sweden, close to my home.
Leya 
So so lovely
Thank you! Sometimes the beauty is in your own back yard!
Beautiful pictures! Especially the first one is Magic! 🙂
Thank you so much! That’s my favourite too.
These are breathtaking!
Thank you for a lovely comment!
The first photo is surreal. Great shot Leya
Thank you for surreal – that was the feeling this morning…
How very serene and beautiful! Love the reflections in the second.
I love this place, especially early in the morning!
Beautiful as it offers a quiet peacefulness that fills the soul.
Mmm, nicely put. Thank you!
All I can say about these lovely shots is that I hope you have been very very good, and so deserve to have such beauty around you, Ann-Christine. 😀
I am goodness personified…a clear disadvantage in my job…
Modesty personified, too. [grin]
He, he, just like you…
Oh, how true !!!! [GRIN]
So good to see the view through your lens Ann-Christine. The scenes look so tranquil; there’s something about water that’s uplifting for the soul.
Yes, there is something about water. I think this is a very general human love. Only the sound of water is soothing and uplifting as well.
Oh! The language of water… it has many nuances 🙂
So it has…and most of them are beautiful.
Beautiful – that first picture is breathtaking.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful, Leya. Love the play of sunlight through the trees.
Thank you – that morning was enchanting.
I love them boy. The first one because of the dreamy, soft mood, the colours and the light and the second one for the clear crisp air I inhale just now 🙂 Very well composed!
I’m happy about your comment, Dina – thank you!
So beautiful, and what a lovely stone bridge. 🙂
Thank you. The name of this little village is taken from the bridge, actually. In translation Laxbro would be ”Salmonbridge”
Both are beautiful!
Thank you, Amy!