Tag: finland
Split toning with Sonel’s Corner – Change of season
I have posted the pictures so that the original is on the top ans split tones below
Silent Sunday
A WORD A WEEK CHALLENGE – FUR
Värikollaasi 149 – Toffee
Frostbite
Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You
For this challenge, keep it simple: share a photograph with a prominent color (or assortment of colors) that reveals more about you. It could be a symbolic, meaningful shade; a color that expresses how you currently feel; or a combination of colors that excites you and tells a visual story.
Something warm, something cold – Romantic and old-fashioned , plain and new, that me.
More hue’s at: Weekly Photo Challenge: The Hue of You
Roses
Valo / Light
it is getting there – the darkness is about to embrace us for the months to come, so this lights are to soften the harshness of it all.
more photos of light at
299. haaste
Yellow roses and leafs
It is a good thing That I took hundreds of rose photos last summer – as I did not have anything yellow to photograph now in macro. Well – yeah – I have a yellow leaf.
Topic; Keltainen / Yellow
Makrohaaste 117
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Shorelines
This one is great, I have hundreds of pictures of shorelines. Love to share these,
I will add shores from various places…all just as beautiful.
These first ones are from Finland – the last one to showing what we moving towards slowly – winter.
Cyprus has beautiful shorelines also – and that sea – the color …so so beautiful
Sri Lanka had some lovely beaches and the shorelines
The white sand in Thailand…the sea.
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Shorelines also linked to
Travel Photo Mondays #16
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Trees/ Fall Colours?
It was a beautiful October weekend here in Finland, the autumn colors – so bright and beautiful.
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Trees/ Fall Colours?
Värikollaasi 148 – yellows
See other takes on these colors at: Värikollaasi 148
On the border of waking up
Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Close Ups/Macros
Sadunomainen / Fairy- tale
I had to think about this one. Two of the pictures not Macros but – something fairy-tale like is in them – or movie so I had to include them just for the topic
The main photo is as Macro as can be – it is a very close up of a lichen ( jäkälä) only thing I’ve done is enhanced the colors
More fairy-tale like pictures at:
Makrohaaste 116
Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Landscapes
These photos are showcasing Finland – southern Finland to be precise – Kirkkonummi and Nastola. Lakes and woods, and sea!
That what is close to me, fields. Enjoy!
more at: Sunday Stills, the next challenge: Landscapes
Weekly Photo Challenge: Good Morning!
Värikollaasi 147
Värikollaasi 146
MakroTex: Clean – Puhdas
MaktoTex : Makrohaaste 114
September afternoon in Linlo island, Kirkkonummi
First it looks very grey, but we enjoy few moments of sunshine in this beautiful island.
This post is linked to
Travel Photo Mondays #13 and ein stück himmel # 90
Takana/ Behind
What can I say, these are close – ups of something behind. I took the challenge literally… the fly agaric is behind grass
one of the pine cones is behind the others,,, why am I explaining these?
this table setting is behind the window…yes I know this is not a close-up..I could do with a glass of wine…
This post is linked to; Makrohaaste 113
Cats in the nature
the wonderful colors of autumn
Heinola bird garden
Heinola bird garden was established in 1963. Heinola Town Supervisor, Anthony Bosley donated a variety of parrots to the city, and the bird nursery started. Over the years the business has expanded. Bird nursery’s mission is to take care of injured wild birds and return them to back to the nature after recovery. About 300 birds have been treated so far, but the number of lives all the time. The annual number of treated birds is approximately 200 – 250 individuals, of which about 30-40% can be returned back to the wild.
The main causes of injuries are, traffic, power lines and various types of large glass surfaces. These birds that wont survive in the wild, but are able to live independently at the shelter, remain in the nursery. . Many species, such as owls are difficult to spot in the wild
Here are few pictures I was able to take there,,,











































































































