Amanda ask us for a portrait of Blue. Blue is not my favorite colour to wear, but in Nature it is Green and Blue for me. And the image had to come from Iceland this summer.
The ‘Friendly Friday Photo Challenge’ is launched every second Friday here at:
Something to Ponder About, and every other Friday at: The Snow Melts Somewhere.
Hunting hot springs in Autumn would have been great – but left them in Iceland. In Sweden it is getting colder now, and there is no more bathing in the sea…so, back to Iceland memories!
We had read about a very little hot pool, hidden in Landbrotalaug not far from the volcano Eldborg on the south coast of the Snaefellsnes peninsula. We decided to go for it.
The weather was splendid and the beautiful white cottongrass grew here abundantly…
Just when we thought we were lost, the hot water tap finally revealed the place.
With Snaefellsnes in the fond, we spotted the little pool – right out in the wild landscape. Two tents and a couple of people were there already. The bath can only take 1-2 persons at a time, so, Patience – and you will be greatly rewarded!
Wish I were there again!
These early Autumn mornings often bring dew and grey skies. In my old apple tree I found triple spider webs behind each other – where was I to set the focus?
Frank from Dutch goes the Photo’s Tuesday Photo Challenge: Focus
This week Patti is our host, and she challenges us to find silhouettes. If you look for them – they are there, everywhere!
My recent visit to Szczecin, Poland, brought some really good opportunities for silhouettes as well. The harbour trip was one of them. I also fell in love with an Angel…
Finally, we had to say goodbye to Swedish summer last week – until next year!
Thank you, Tina, for the lovely Precious Pets challenge. And thank you all participants for gorgeous – and sometimes quite hilarious – entries!
As always, Tina, Patti, Amy, and I hope you will join us.
Thought I would jump in here to Snow and Friendly Friday from my autumnal chores in the garden! I am not sure this is really ignored…but sometimes I wish…
From colour down to black and white – this concert hall is a fabulous piece of architecture. Viveka and I had a good hour’s rest here with a nice cup of coffee.
The architectural design resembles a palace of ice,
and was created by Barozzi Veiga, a Barcelona-based architect’s studio.
Finished 2014, it has two concert halls and can accommodate 1.145 people in all.
The Philharmonic Hall edifice has won many prestigious awards in architectural competitions.
Its greatest success is the European Union prize for contemporary architecture –
Mies van der Rohe Award, 2015.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Fashion
Bridal clogs from Holland, in fashion at the beginning of the 20th century!
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