Spring from Winter – more photos from the archives
A photo essay about the shift from winter to spring in Gothenburg, collecting photos taken for my 2012-2014 daily photo bog GBG365.
A photo essay about the shift from winter to spring in Gothenburg, collecting photos taken for my 2012-2014 daily photo bog GBG365.
April showers – of the tax declaration and coronavirus lockdown variety – are excuses for my faltering productivity, but I soldier on.
The students’ day, and the workers’ – Valborg on the 30th April and Labour Day on the 1st May – two events that together usher in the spring in Sweden.
Three different flowering cherries in the Botanical Garden – I originally published this photo of the week on 20th April 2014.
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The spring’s first clutch of ducklings with their mother on Slätta Damm. Slätta Damm is a part of Hisingspark close to home for me.
A snow-walker from above. Birds-eye-view photo of a man walking after a week of high summer weather, suddenly through a snowfall.
Photo essay with pictures of some of the most common and loved Swedish signs of spring – everything from coltsfoot to decorated birch twigs.
Photograph of a cluster of blue anemones aka Anemone hepatica or Anemone nobilis pushing through oakleaf litter.
Crocus macro: A macro image of the patterned petal of a crocus. A landing strip for pollinating insects perhaps. Photo taken in the Botanical Gardens.
Butterfly. Can you see it? A very bent latch on an old metal door. In the low winter sun it pairs with the shadow it casts and forms … a butterfly!