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.

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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… :)

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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.

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In dark times it’s often hard to remember the bright moments of life. Let’s light a candle to spread some light in the darkness and make our world a bit brighter.​

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Here is a quick snapshot through the window on a crazy morning. Well, the sky was a bit crazy at least. The rest of the morning was probably quite normal I guess…

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Out for a quick walk in the winter neighborhood. It was a rather cloudy day, but thanks to the snow it was quite bright anyway.

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I took this photo on the go through a little park a few years ago. It was actually a quite dull and gray day, but the leaves were colorful enough.

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The water was almost perfectly still and the horizon disappeared in the mist far away. Not a sound. Just me and the blue day.

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I think this photo turned out quite all right. It’s got some kind of dramatic feel to it. It may depend on what mood you are in, of course.

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