I was on my way back from a morning walk to the dunes. With the morning sun in my back I needed to turn around to fully enjoy the sunrise. Here is a photo of the lighthouse I passed.
When I’m away on a business trip, I try to find the time to go out for a photo walk in the evening. I like taking photos of the evening city life or, like in this photo, make some light trails. This is one is of a tram passing by.
Almost every day I walked along this beach in the morning light waiting for the rest of the world to wake up. I often stopped and enjoyed these patterns in the sand. In their simplicity, they are very complicated and beautiful.
It was quite a chilly evening in September. I was on a business trip and it had been a long day. As I often do when I visit another town, I brought my camera out for a photo walk. On my way home I came upon this view, with the yellow street lights and the blue sky.
After hiking for a few hours (with lots of stops for snacks and photos), we finally arrived at The Stone Lake. We were a bit tired and hesitated a few times on the way, but it was worth it when we saw this spectacular view.
Commuting is sometimes like a reflection of life. Sometimes it’s tedious and slow. Sometimes it goes so fast that you cannot keep up. It has its ups and its downs. Sometimes it’s colorful and sometimes just in different shades of gray…
We were starting to reach the end of a day of photowalking in the capital. It had been a hot summer day with lots of photos. When walking home in the warm summer evening, we came upon this colorful view.
Winter light, winter bright, winter white. Ok, I’m not much of a poet. This is how I prefer winter though; white and bright. A few degrees below zero and a few decimeters of snow.
This photo is taken with my old iPhone 6 through a bus window. The resolution is nothing to cheer for, but thanks to the bright spring sun and the calm water I think it turned out pretty nice anyway.
