For Paula, at Lost in Translation – my fall is an underground one. Maybe not that beautiful, but at least special…
Denmark
WPC: Chaos
This week Ben Huberman wants us to embrace chaos…so let us embrace the creatively positive side of it. Here is an installation at Louisiana, Denmark, by Yayoi Kusama – the ” Polka Dot Lady ”.
SL-WEEK 2-01 : Selfie
You know I am no selfie fan…but , well, here it is. For Sylvain Landry.
The photo was taken at an outdoor exhibition in Denmark. It really is enough with only one me…I bet you are thinking the same…
My Illusory, Illusive Week…
Strange things this week…It all started out so well…but these are my memories …
…then the rain started pouring…
…
But I got a bit confused, and we ended up in Elsinor instead…
Catching a ship in an ocean of flowers.
…in my ordinary Blekinge again. Don’t we all have crazy dreams sometimes…?
SL-WEEK 47: Blue
CFFC: The Colors Yellow and Red
For Cee’s challenge – flowers! And a Danish house, of course. Join in for some great colours!
Phalaenopsis Orchid. In the header, Gloriosa.
Cee’s Black&White Photo Challenge: Candid Photo, People or Animals
SL-WEEK 38: Yellow
Yellow is a very special colour. It symbolizes a variety of things; for example the sun, being false (in the language of flowers) and power – only for the emperor of China.
I love yellow, but cannot wear it. Others can with elegance – like houses, vehicles and flowers.
A Danish house
Cars are quite OK…
Spring crops before the storm
Architecture and Giant Amazons
Den Blå Planet (The Blue Planet) opened in 2013 in Kastrup, a suburb of Copenhagen. It resembles a whirlpool when seen from above, and was designed by Danish architects It covers a total of 12,000 m2 (130,000 sq ft), including the 10,000 m2 (110,000 sq ft) building and 2,000 m2 (22,000 sq ft) outdoors.
The Blue Planet contains about 7,000,000 litres (1,500,000 imp gal; 1,800,000 US gal) of water divided into 53 exhibits. In the first year of existence, the aquarium received approximately 1.3 million visitors – twice as many as expected.
Just as the architecture is special and artistic, so are the giant freshwater fish from the Amazon. Look at those metal scales…and the intricate patterns on its head. Arowanas.
Surely man can never compete with nature in architecture.
Colours From – The Blue Planet
Last week I went to The Blue Planet in Denmark, with Viveka, my blogging friend at myguiltypleasures. We go to Copenhagen at least once a year, and this time we wanted to try the new Aquarium – opened 2013 and the biggest in Europe.
A rather cold day…with only the occational drop of sunshine.
Inside – all BLUE…
…and more BLUE
A meeting place…for nature lovers, lovers of this Big Blue World.
We also met other mesmerizing creatures…
…like little mermaids, and their friends
– the Seadragons…
A fascinating experience. To be continued…
Leya 
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