Here is a quick shot with my phone through the window to capture the sunset over the neighborhood. What a colorful evening it was!

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I don’t know. I just thought they were pretty with their nice designs and colors.

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I was planning to capture the sunrise over the river. Between taking those shots, I turned around to capture the morning traffic. This is a handheld 2.5 sec exposure of a passing car.

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I took an evening stroll in Gothenburg and saw this ghost tram pass by. Actually it’s just a 8 second exposure, but I think it looks kinda ghostly.

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I took a morning walk to this little island.

Well, all right. Maybe it’s not actually an island if you walk to it, but still…

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Not all days are colorful and vibrant. Some days are just pale, gray and not very lively.

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The ocean offers many different shades of blue. I’m not sure which is my favorite, but maybe I don’t have to pick just one.

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I like early morning walks when I’m all alone. When the beach is deserted. When the only sound is the sound of the waves. When there is no one to save but me.

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I was sitting in sand on the beach enjoying the evening, when this little fellow wanted to say hello.

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This is what the ski jumps look like during summer. Seen through a 590 nm filter on a full-spectrum camera and after some post-processing that is…

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