Time for another different seasons diptych. This time I give you two views of Årsta Castle in Österhaninge. The left part of the diptych is how the castle looked on Sunday as I passed it after a visit to the beach. To the right how it looked in late May of 2008 with the blooming rapeseed in front of the old castle. The castle is open for visitors, and there's a decent restaurant here, but you need to look out for all the golf players!
Wow, that's gorgeous. I love your photos. I love photography, but I'm a lousy photographer. I have one really stellar photo that happened quite by accident when I was taking pictures of wildflowers at the age of 10 using an old brownie camera. Sadly, a fluke.
ReplyDeleteTwo thumbs up to your awesome skills.
Another fine diptych. That rapeseed in blossom is such a wonderful foreground for that white castle.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulous comparison, great work!
ReplyDeletegorgeous and very creative to show the comparison. the rapeseed adds such pretty color to the scene.
ReplyDeletebelle idee ces deux saisons, et quel changement de couleur
ReplyDeleteLove the comparison :o)
ReplyDeleteVery cool diptych! I'm inspired to give that a try sometime! Vi flygger til Goteborg over Kopenhamn idag!
ReplyDeleteReally neat!
ReplyDeleteI bet it's a nice golf course as well.
Cool!
ReplyDeleteI always love your diptychs.
ReplyDeleteYour 'before and after thing' is always shown in a brilliant way! Also it's very interesting realizing how the castle concept varies within Europe. Great post!
ReplyDeleteThanks all. The diptychs are fun to do. Especially the Summer vs. Winter ones. It's not a big castle by any means, but it has a long history, going back around7 00 years.
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