Sjundby river in winter. What a beautiful and photogenic place 
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December 2018~1
Yep! December…Maybe I should return to my regular way of posting, no words! I usually do not have much to say and I like to be under the illusion that the photos speak for themselves. Here is a frozen cone from my backyard. The setting sun gave the background a beautiful bokeh. I have edited the images trying to find the best look for the the frame. Which one works the best in your opinion, if any?
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How to Survive November ~26
Beautiful Frosty morning, it inspired me, out I went and took macro shots of frost covered flowers and weeds.
March 12
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December 30
December 19
Not totally white and blue, but the green of the pine trees is more on the blue toned green. Still it is a winter photo.
December #10
it is all green and cloudy, but wouldn’t this be lovely, I does not look to promising that we will have snow anytime soon if you look at the forecast . The theme of blue and white continues
December #7
December #4
How to survive November 2017- 23
Sunday morning and day was no surprise to me it was grey and rainy again. In the afternoon there was a hint of light just before it set. We drove to Helsinki and on our way back 16:30 it was dark again. The joys of light.
How to survive November 2017- 22
Saturday morning surprised me with sunshine as I walked to get the morning paper from the mail box. Happy, happy 😃 
it feels like spring
Winter
Just before snow
Taken today just before it began to snow.
MM 3-38: Monochrome Madness
Here is my entry for the Monochrome Madness.
B&W Woods
B&W Cabin in snow
B&W lske view
Snow
covered up
Flowing water
MM 3-38: Monochrome Madness
Here is my entry for the Monochrome Madness.
Lake Salajärvi
Frost art by Nature
I so enjoyed taking these photos, looking at the windows full of frost flowers, trees, japanese art… and trying to find the small details that appealed to my sense of beauty, capture them. Here is the last set for now
Frost flowers
