I really like how the old grass works it magic in photos, creating this wave effect, also the small camera movement might have something to do with it. There’s a certain timeless charm in the interplay of natural elements and photographic techniques, as they come together to produce an image that evokes a sense of nostalgia.
Scola is Källnäsudd’s old village school in Barösund, that has a new life as a lovely archipelago restaurant. Usually, once a summer we drive and take the ferry to the island to enjoy a lovely lunch on the patio overlooking the strait.
For Monday Window
A nice old place. And now we know exactly where it is. Yes, I put the coordinates in and found the island. Quite a large number around there.
Yes, glad you noticed, Finland has a beautiful archipelago 🙂
Truly lovely and a great effect. Looks like a wonderful place to relax.
Thanks Janet, it is away from the buzzle of cities that is for sure
This is like a watercolor through the windows. Beautiful!
Thanks, I like that effect too
What a lovely place, Ritva!
Thanks Sue
It looks like a watercolor painting outside the window. How beautiful. And the restaurant looks delightful also.
The effect is wonderful. New windows don’t do it…
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I love the distorted effect created by the old glass, and it looks a beautiful spot for a lunch outing!
that is what draws me to the image. Thanks 🙂
A lovely looking place 😊
Thanks, it is
Perfect. Love the view through the old window.
it is nice and green, always good for the soul
It does look a wonderful place. Love your windows, Ritva.
Thanks Jo, it is a lovely place to visit
What perfect peace is shown in your lovely images.
Peace seems to be the in the essence of my photos