Sunset silhouettes – a photo of the week
The sunset silhouettes of four people on a headland watching the sun set as the contrail of a passing jet cuts across the sky.
Images
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Children watching falling water – photo of the week
Two children watching falling water in the fountain at Brunnsparken, I took this photo and originally published it in July 2013.
A Karoliner at the Gate – photo of the week
A guide at the Nya Älvsborg fortress silhouetted in the gateway to the castle. She was wearing a blue woolen Karoliner greatcoat, a tricorn hat and boots.
Gothenburg by Paddan – playing at being a tourist
The Paddan boats are a popular tourist attraction in Gothenburg. Sometimes it’s fun to play at being a tourist in your home town.
Jack Sparrow eyes my fika – photo of the week
Jack Sparrow – a close-up photo of a sparrow taking an interest in my fika. Also some rambling about sparrows, their generic nicknames and Swedish fika.
Skagen – why we went and what we saw
To Skagen in Denmark – a long weekend away with Mrs SC in the Danish town of artists, tourists, fisherfolk, history and weather.
Midsummer flower – photo of the week
A midsummer flower – midsommarblomster – in macro to celebrate the northern summer solstice and the Swedish midsummer holiday.
Two paths – or one? Photo of the week
Two paths at the Skallgrusbank in Sillvik’s Nature Reserve – the one through the white chalk-like soil, the other a dissipating contrail. With a little imagination you might see one as a continuation of the other.
Ann-Louise Anttila Band at Musikens Hus
The photo of the week this week shows the Ann-Louise Anttila Band at Musikens Hus on 5th June 2013. Originally published at GBG365.
Bältesspännarna – The Belt-bound Fighters
I originally took this photo of The Belt-bound Fighters – Bältesspännarna – (sometimes called The Knife Wrestlers) in 2013. Here’s a little bit more about the sculpture and it’s history gleaned from the net.