This years lingonberry photo. I used the macro feature on the Tamron zoom lens for this photo that I shot on a hill side near the graveyard. Last years lingon photo looks a bit different. Lingon is known as the red gold in the forest here.
This years lingonberry photo. I used the macro feature on the Tamron zoom lens for this photo that I shot on a hill side near the graveyard. Last years lingon photo looks a bit different. Lingon is known as the red gold in the forest here.
You have an artistically composed photograph here, Stefan. Very fine.
ReplyDeleteGlorious! Makes me want to go find a jar of lingonberry jam though!
ReplyDeleteVery different image Steffens, the lone lingonberry gets it's chance to be a 'star'..
ReplyDeleteOne simple round red berry, countless ways to shoot it. Can't wait to see next year's photo.
ReplyDeleteI only know lingonberries from Ikea. I've never seen what they look like in nature. Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteLooks like the world is buzzing by it. And so it goes...
ReplyDeleteSimple and stunning.
ReplyDeleteYes, quite a contrast to last year's shot. I have to confess I've never heard of lingonberry before.
ReplyDeleteI do not know lingon, but the picture is awesome!
ReplyDeletewe plucked a few when i was in sweden! and some blueberries. great with pancakes the next day at breakfast... yamyamyam
ReplyDeleteSer ut som liljekonvaljebär ju! :)
ReplyDeleteAj då! Både fridlyst och giftig.
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