Showing posts with label Sigma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sigma. Show all posts

Monday, April 16, 2018

Friday the thirteenth

Friday the thirteenth Frozen Lake
Still a thin layer of ice covering the Lower Lake at the Rudan nature reserve. One not so clever guy tried ice fishing on Friday the 13th. Didn't end well. But he did survive.

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

Anemone hepatica

Anemone hepatica Blåsippa
I was wearing my Winter outfit yesterday as it was surprisingly cold in the Spring sunshine. Biking past a couple of places, the Iron Age grave field at Jordbro and the birch forest at Håga where you normally can spot Blåsippa, Anemone hepatica, I had to use my hawk eyes to see anything, but at Håga I finally did. So I spent a few minutes locating a few photogenic plants and here are two of them. They were still hiding under last years Autumn leaves, but in a few days time people without hawk eyes will probably also see them.

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Give it a few days

Give it a few days
The ice is melting away quickly now at the Hårsfjärden bay in Haninge,(part of the Baltic sea). But maybe you should wait a few days until you try the dive tower. This was the scene from one of the piers at my favorite beach, Årsta Havsbad on Sunday.

Friday, March 23, 2018

The Terrace

The Terrace
This massive project will take at least five years to finish. It is called Haningeterrassen and can be found in down-town Handen. The first building, Brf Blicken is up, many more to come, including the underground bus station. This is 4 photos stitched together, shot with my latest purchase, the Sigma 105mm macro lens.

Thursday, March 22, 2018

A sign of Spring

A sign of Spring
Two days ago snow cowered the lawn in front of the house here at Bergdalen in Tungelsta, but arriving home this afternoon I spotted the first crocus of the season. It has been two warmish days here with blue skies and maybe up to 7C. And that's all that this crocus needed. So hurrah for Spring!