If there's one place on this planet where I could spend more time, that would be the archipelago of Finland. Lots of things to photograph, but mostly the relaxing environment. It doesn't matter if the winds are blowing or the sea is dead calm, it's always a most relaxing thing to be there and just enjoy the surroundings, the nature, the creation. Almost missed the whole experience for this year. If you ever visit Finland, do not miss the fantastic archipelago. Here's a few pics from my last visit...
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Monday, August 15, 2016
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
The Finish archipelago, what a Place!
The past couple of weeks haven't been very good when it comes to photography, but I still managed to make a couple of images. Some were shown in the three previous posts, and here will follow a couple more images.
One of the most beautiful places on this planet, the archipelago of Finland. Lots of things to see and experience.
One evening we were sitting and stalking elk. Not really the best possible weather, it was pretty cold and dark. Finally one showed up just to eyeball us for a while and then disappearing to the woods.
One of the most beautiful places on this planet, the archipelago of Finland. Lots of things to see and experience.
One evening we were sitting and stalking elk. Not really the best possible weather, it was pretty cold and dark. Finally one showed up just to eyeball us for a while and then disappearing to the woods.
A few days later I was walking in the woods. I sat on a stump just to relax for awhile when I suddenly heard something moving towards me. Two seconds later three elks where standing there, just about 30 meters from me. Sadly two of them were standing so that it wasn't worth a shutter click.
Roe deer, a pretty common species. Lots of''em here and there and of course a great subject for photography. One evening we saw a flock with 13 individuals.
Shot even a couple of images of birds. Nothing too fancy, but here's an image of a crested tit.
A sure sign that the spring has arrived. A male and a female frog in amplexus.
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