#swedish nature
I spent a couple of hours in the woods today. So nice that spring is finally here again! The Mayday trees (they are also called bird-cherry trees) had not started blooming yet, but there were lots of wood anemones and marsh-marigold. And lots of birds, but they are unfortunately not so easy to capture on photos. I even saw a bullfinch, which I think was the first time I saw one outside of people’s gardens.
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Autumn meets winter, Lycksele, Västerbotten, Sweden
cones
vast ice
sun reaches all worlds
when the sun starts to warm us
variants of icy trees
in your winter wonderland
you’re so perfect standing there
each little branch illuminated
a warm sun on a frozen world
bright shadows
winter afternoons
try to see the bright side when each new day begins
the incredible light
baby you, what i never said to you, cause you really are my living legend
panoramic view over lake dammtorp
elegance and glitter
playful waters
hiding well
tiny and blue
the lonely cloudberry (Rubus chamaemorus)
if you have ever been picking them, you know they grow one by one. each cloudberry its own majestic creation on its own plant. and it takes forever to collect a basket of them. many hours on the bogland, bitten by mosquitoes. but the beauty, overwhelming
