Reblogg
Bellow You will find photos by one of my favourite photographers; Anna Ulmestrand.
En drömvärld
Originally posted on Ulmestrand's Blog:
I en egen värld Jag tillhör de som drömmer massivt! De är innehållsrika, färgrika, spännande och fyllda med dramatik och jag minns dom nästan alltid mycket väl. De är så medryckande att jag ju inte vill vakna, jag är ju mitt uppe i ett nytt liv..? Fullt verklig och…
Late summer evenings
After spending the late summer days in Sweden I now return to Switzerland with my nice memories. For example, geese and cranes at Hjälstaviken and the reed deer male under a nebula of apples at the old croft ruin at dusk.
Bright summer in der Schweiz
I could not wait to drive to Greifensee to try to check out the Dwarf Bittern which was reported to be heard in the evening. The summer day was still bright and I spent some time waiting and taking photos. It is summer here now; donkeys stays in the shadow and sheep need to visit […]Read Post ›
Balcony facing north
Not until now the sun has begun to shine through our balcony window i Zürich, and very late in the evening. The trees are the same species as in our village in Sweden; birch, rowan and chestnut, but the picture they and the sun create at the wall in our room is beyond all imagination. Just wanted […]Read Post ›
Mission completed
All projects for this spring are performed. For some days I find new inspiration on classic ground in central Sweden, but soon I will head back to Switzerland.
Happy Earth
Late last autumn I saw theese nests at lake Lützelsee here in Switzerland. I saw many herons around and thought it might be a heron colony, but stork nests also came into mind. They are stork nests! About twenty of them in two giant trees. Lützelsee is a ”Naturschutzgebiet” and can apparently support so many birds by it´s […]Read Post ›
Spring is in the air
Most days the Sun now manage to reach through the morning fog and haze in the flatlands of Switzerland. Other days we have to head for the Alp tops to see it !
Melting time
Through reed and branches
Photographing through the vegetation adds something to your bird pictures; a framing, a tensity when horizontal and vertical lines meet, a sense of depth, a way of creating something new using common species as motif. Yesterday at Greifensee, Switzerland.
