Statue and fountain of Poseidon completed in 1931 by Swedish sculptor Carl Milles in the Götaplatsen public square, Gothenburg, Sweden. It symbolizes the city’s deep connection to the sea and its people.
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Cheers,
C. S.
A youth enjoying the weather and street traffic along Haga Nygata in the Haga District of Gothenburg, Sweden
This photo was taken from the charming Haga Nygata pedestrian street looking up Västra Skansgatan street looking towards Skansparken public park in the historic Haga District of Gothenburg, Sweden. My wife and I enjoyed their famous freshly baked cinnamon buns!
Cheers,
C. S.
From one of my visits to the car graveyard in Sweden
Nikon D800
24-70 mm
pp. Silver efex proIII
Left to rot in a Swedish scrapyard which has become a kind of cultural pilgrims site for all old car lovers and photographers like me.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f/2.8
This wasn’t a re-vist to the place just one of the many shots I have in my archive.
this rusty old van is just one of the many quietly rusting in peace just across the border in Sweden.
Nikon D800
Nikon 20mm f/2.8 AIS.
Seems a bit late. However there is a song in Norwegian and Swedish that will tell you that “Christmas lasts all the way to Easter”. I’m glad it doesn’t my waistline couldn’t cope.
Happy New Year dear readers and co-contributers.
I usually shy away from using HDR. I’m not really a fan. However I do think some shots are worth the effort so to speak. This is a shot I took in Sweden a few weeks ago. I love the bikes and, the signs on this hut. I’ll leave you to use Google translate to find the meanings. Happy hunting.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f/2.8
“Such is the way of the world,
You can never know,
Just where to put all your faith,
And how will it grow […]” – Eddie Vedder – Rise
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