Some B&W's from My Walk Today (part two)

Yes, more. 😋

Some B&W's from My Walk Today (part one)

Went for an after lunch walk today, mostly to get into and photograph the big church downtown, but something was up there so I went for a little walk and took these. Because the light was just dim, grey and flat I ended up converting them to b&w which look much better than the colour versions. 

 

Autumn in Landskrona Slottsparken (Part Two)

Went for a little walk in the Landskrona Slottsparken today and got a few pics of the stunning autumn colours.

 

Autumn in Landskrona Slottsparken (Part One)

Went for a little walk in the Landskrona Slottsparken today and got a few pics of the stunning autumn colours. 

Ferry Arriving From Germany

Ferry arriving in Trelleborg.

Nikon D850, Nikon 24-120mm f4. Handheld out of our hotel window at sunset. Processed in DxO PL8.

 

Lock Stock and Barrel Restaurant on Halfmånen Beach

Every year on Halfmånen Beach in Landskrona they set up a temporary restaurant for the duration of summer, this year it is called the Lock Stock and Barrel Restaurant. It seems to be quite popular, though I confess I have never actually eaten there.

As is my habit I took some photos there while out on a late evening cycle around town.

Everybody Loves a Sunset!

Everybody loves a sunset, even me. Well hey, what's not to like?! 😁

Nikon D750, 50m f1.8, hand held, processed in DxO PL8.

ISO 100, f/2.8, 1/4000s, exposed for the highlights

ISO 450, f/8.0, 1/500s, exposed for the highlights

ISO 100, f/8.0, 1/800s, exposed for the highlights

 

Saxtorpssjöarna

My wife and I recently discovered a beautiful little lake not too far from where we live and considering that we have lived here for almost 12 years it came as a bit of a pleasant surprise. I took a bike ride yesterday and stopped by for a photo or two. Here is my favourite of the day.

Nikon D850 and 50mm f1.8, my favourite lens/camera combo ever.

Landborgspromenaden (part 2)

 The Landborgspromenaden is a hike/walk in the southern Swedish province of Skane through the town of Helsingborg going from north to south. There is a map of the route available online, just click here.

Recently a friend asked if I would like to join him on the walk so we packed our lunch into a backpack and hit the road & it turned out to be a wonderful walk through wooded and park areas that run through Helsingborg and includes several places of historical interest along the way.

I have split the the photos I took along the way into two posts, part one is mostly just the nature scenes and part two includes human aspects like buildings.