I often find myself crouching on the ground or in another somewhat strange position. This time I was halfway out in the little brook with my tripod trying to capture the smoothness of the streaming water.

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

I wasn’t really looking for a taxi. I think… I just zoomed in on the sign.​

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

Not a good day for taking a swim perhaps. But quite good for feeling a bit moody.​

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

Just a quick snapshot from an evening walk. I kinda liked the way the sunlight flared in the treetop.​

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

In the middle of winter I’m longing for some colors. At this time of year I’d prefer some spring colors, but today these autumn colors will have to do…

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

I find that evenings often are a good time for reflection. Especially if you have a view like this to rest your eyes on.

Then why is it so easy to forget to reflect..?

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

There is almost always something interesting to be found on the side streets when you get off the main road. This is a quick photo from Kissamos. It seems they have closed for the day.

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

When I still had my macro lens I apparently felt the need to lie down on the forest floor and take pictures of the autumn leaves from underneath. It wasn’t the macro lens fault though, I’m just into that kind of activity… :)

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)

Out for a walk in the neighborhood with my camera, I found some rosehip bushes. This fellow was alone on its stem and I felt a bit sorry for it.

(Click the image, to be redirected to my Flickr site where you can watch it in full resolution.)