This sub-category of Images collects all my posts containing a photograph I was particularly pleased with making. Some of the photos come from the week when I posted them, others are drawn from the same week, but from the archives. Usually the posts contain one single photograph and some text.
Reboot? This photo of the week is a lable stuck to a lamppost near the Eriksberg shopping centre. It reads: reality.sys corrupted. universe halted. reboot (y/n)? Originally photographed in March 2009; originally posted March 2014.
A reflected image of the photographer among the cactuses in one of the glasshouses of Gothenburg’s Botanical Gardens is this week’s photo of the week. Originally published 19 March 2014.
Two children fascinated by the carp in the pond in the tropical house at the Gothenburg Botanical Gardens. I took this week’s photo one cold day and originally published it on 6th March 2013 at GBG365.
Ulla reflected in the polished steel urns outside the Clarion Post Hotel on Drottningtorget in the centre of Gothenburg. My mother-in-law was on her way to celebrate her 84th birthday with her daughters in the new bar of the old post hall.
While a new tram bridge is being built, a temporary bridge has been constructed to carry tram tracks over Säve stream – that’s the bolted-together girder structure that fills the most of this picture. In front, two people are crossing Gamlestads bro, a footbridge from the 1930s.
The photo of the week this week is a young gull – a herring gull, I think – still mostly in it’s youthful plumage. It was hanging around with a number of other teenagers (gulls and human) at Brunnsparken waiting for som action. Or food.
The photo of the week. A winter bare and dry convolvulous stem photographed in macro at Färjenäs on Hisingen, Göteborg. I originally published this photo at GBG365 on 11th February 2014.
Under a blanket of snow, a woman and child huddle together at the foot of the Wallenberg monument in the park of Haga Church. My photo of the week this week.
Chained in the snow – Decorated with snow and against a snowy background, a chain of heavy black iron links stands out in contrast, marking a boundary.
Part of the Trädgårdsföreneningen park (and photographer) under snow, reflected in one of the distorting mirrors by the canal.