I took this photo an early morning quite soon after sunrise. This tree actually had green leaves, but I captured this with a full-spectrum converted camera equipped with a 590nm filter. I really like the way it changed the green color to pink (after some post processing that is).

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I went out for a walk after the rain and found this little fellow. I guess it also wanted to get some fresh air and went for a walk… or a creep… or whatever…

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Sometimes you just feel under the bridge…

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Autumn is a very colorful season. In this photo I helped the colors a bit extra on the way. It’s almost like the leaves are glowing…

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I was on a morning walk, as usual. All alone on the beach, watching the sun go up over the horizon. I find it quite weird though. That I was alone there on the beach and that no one else witnessed this miracle on the beach. The dawning of a new day.

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I’m not sure if fall is an especially good season for reflection. Maybe it is. This day the water was almost completely still, so at least it was a good day for a reflection in the water. I helped the fall colors along a bit with a 590nm filter on my full-spectrum converted camera.

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I am a really bad mushroom picker. Firstly, I hardly know which mushrooms are edible and secondly, I apparently rather crawl around in the moss and take pictures of them than pick them.

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Life on the beach can be tough and I’m not sure that this hut can withstand the forces of the weather. It was quite warm though, so it might possibly be enough.

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I wonder how animals think. Do they think in words or in pictures or perhaps in feelings..?​

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