Here is another sunset photo. This time from the beautifully situated town of Uddevalla. 

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As many times before, I brought my camera on a business trip. I wandered the streets in Gothenburg until the sun started to descend. Here is a photo from just before it passed the horizon.

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The ski jumps from a different perspective and through a full-spectrum camera with a 590 nm filter on the lens.

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We went for a walk on the top and visited Stensjön. A lake on the rocks and rocks in the lake…

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Just a fisherman doing his thing in the light of the setting sun.​

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The sun was already above the treetops when I went for my morning walk. However, it was still quite cold and the mist lingered between the trees.

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Here is a quick shot with my phone through the window to capture the sunset over the neighborhood. What a colorful evening it was!

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I don’t know. I just thought they were pretty with their nice designs and colors.

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I was planning to capture the sunrise over the river. Between taking those shots, I turned around to capture the morning traffic. This is a handheld 2.5 sec exposure of a passing car.

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I took an evening stroll in Gothenburg and saw this ghost tram pass by. Actually it’s just a 8 second exposure, but I think it looks kinda ghostly.

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