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.
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.
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.
A peaceful evening pathway heading promisingly through a park towards central Landskrona.
Sunsets in Landskrona are often a marvelous affair with beautifully saturated warm reds and yellows lighting up the town and bathing it in a romantic hue. These were taken to the north of the town in the Citadel area just by the Öresund Strait between Sweden and Denmark. As usual I used the D850 with the wonderful 50mm f1.8G lens attached, and as always hand held. I set the exposure mode to highlight priority when shooting sunsets.
Smygehuk is a small harbour and fishing village more well known as the southern most point of Sweden. Here are just a few pics from down south.
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| The southern most place one can stand on dry land and still be in Sweden. |
Ale's Stones (Swedish: Ales stenar or Ale stenar) is a megalithic monument in Scania in southern Sweden. It is a stone ship, oval in outline, with the stones at each end markedly larger than the rest. It is 67 m (220 ft) long formed by 59 large boulders, weighing up to 5 tonnes each. - From Wikipedia.
