I usually try not to get too crazy when editing my photos. I want the pictures to be (at least somewhat) realistic. That rule, however, goes out the window when I use my full-spectrum converted camera. Then I like it to be a little bit crazy and a lot colorful. Like this photo for example. It’s shot in the early morning light after an hour or so of capturing the sunrise.​

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

One of the perks of being a morning person is that you might get the opportunity to enjoy a nice sunrise now and then. I enjoyed this one from a balcony on Langkawi. A rather nice way to start the day.

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

I’m not sure why, but this house caught my eye as I walked around on the streets of Kissamos in the early evening warmth. Maybe it was the blue sky above, the white stairs down to the street or the trees in the garden. Maybe it was all of those things…

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

I titled this photo “Evening walk”, but actually it’s only afternoon. During winter in Sweden, the sun sets pretty early in the day. This day I was actually a bit nervous that it would go down too fast, so that I wouldn’t find my way back. The snow was pretty deep and I wasn’t really in the mood for wandering around in the snow in the dark.

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

For some reason I have a soft spot for bokeh pictures. I’m not sure where I took this, but I think it is somewhere in Thailand. It’s a little hard to discern…​

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

The trees are sparse on the mountain. This one was one of the tallest close to the top, but it seemed to struggle a bit with the weight of winter. I almost felt a little sorry for it.

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

When zooming in on the frost from last night, I can’t really decide if it looks intimidating and hostile, or fragile and beautiful. Perhaps it’s both hostile and beautiful…​

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

Due to climate changes, the trees are spreading higher and higher up on the mountain tops. It was difficult to find a clear view of the setting sun, but at least I saw some nice colors between the tops.​

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

The depth of the snow varied from 30-60 cm, it was cold and windy and not very pleasant at all. The view was rather nice though and I saw this winter tree watching the sun set behind the moutain tops. So it was a quite nice experience anyway.

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