The nostalgic country side is for real.
s are also sometimes called Blood Moons because of the reddish-orange glow the Moon takes on during the eclipse and I can totally agree with that. I took these last night. We went looking for it like moon struck people, but it was not seen until late that night at our location.
Let the water flow
I love the beautiful Birch tree woods you can spot here and there, not too often so that you will be numbed to their beauty
Summer holidays are time to relax, we have spent time at our summer-house past week. The weather is very warm here at the moment, cannot complain really, but it is warm 🙂 This a clover field near our house, I’ve never seen field so full of clovers. It is rather beautiful sight
I enjoy driving in the narrow gravel country roads in the summer, I love how the trees on the side of the road filter the sun that hits the road. The leaves in various shades of green.
Today’s find 
I love how the light touches the waves of different shades of blues, making the glitter brightly under the dark intense clouds above.
June is here already and I have been up to the same old stuff, taking photos of wild flowers and nature at my 
summer-house. Hopefully I will expand my horizon this month so I won’t continue with macro theme. Even though I will be posting macro’s, maybe a landscape or two between. Maybe be as bold as do a throw back Thursday…
A road i often walk in summer, it passes my summer home. It is a great spot the season change.
It has been raining and cloudy most of the of the weekend, it had been raining all day and it cleared for the night. I took this opportunity to go for a misty evening walk. It was half past ten when I shot these night photos. I do like these lighter nights, the beautiful blues just before it gets dark and this night the mist that enhanced the view.
Sunset
We started the day with sunshine but now it’s cloudy and raining 
Soon this will just a memory
Still have to wait some time before the boat can be taken out.
Helsinki at the end of March. No spring in sight
Ritva Sillanmäki Photography 