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This is the Turning Torso, Sweden’s tallest building reaching 190m. Impressive architecture and the building really stands out and can be seen from afar
A meadow for the goats and sheep at the childrens farm, with the trees in the background in a variety of colors
In the Bay of Islands in New Zealand, back in 2008 during a boat trip. Today got two versions, one in black & white and one in color.
Wish you all a wonderful peaceful weekend!
Street photography from the Marina in Malmo, Sweden with the Turning Torso – Sweden’s tallest building) in the background.
Another image of the Cathedral of the Blessed Virgin Mary, this time set straight and with a bit of color.
The famous Glastonbury Hill with the Tower (Tor) on top of it. As i understand from a reader of this blog, this tower is featured in the Mists of Avalon. Have the book ready to read. Perhaps i should give it a try 🙂
This quarry aint ordinairy
Where once man took away the lime
Nature now fills up the hole in time
A double rainbow was visible this week, while it was still raining.. you can see the raindrops falling down, especially in the top right corner
Sitting on top of the lantern in the clear blue light
Making everything clean and ready for the next flight
Ever watchful and vigilant as he brushes his feathers
And yet it looks like cleaning is all that matters
Two versions of this windmill somewhere in rural Australia. The size of the farms in Australia is almost incomparable with those here in the Netherlands. 50 km2 is a normal size in Australia, whereas a farmer with 50 acres here is a pretty big farmer. Ground fertility and flat land makes quite a difference i guess.
Zwillbrocker Venn, a beautiful shallow lake with a lot of bird life is excellent for a day visit. This is a picture from last autumn which i edited a bit. Hopefully i’ll be able to post some more the coming weeks, kinda miss blogging 🙂
A photo from a part of the skyline of the capital of New Zealand, Auckland. The Sky tower in the background is New Zealand’s tallest building.
