Autumn perfection
I could live in
Autumn forever – couldn’t you?
Just look at the view of those trees
Behind the dogs!
Glorious.
Dear friends – I’m off to England on Saturday and will be away for almost a week due to family reasons. So I won’t be posting or visiting much.
For more autumn or spring views, please visit: Skywatch.
And don’t forget: Our World Tuesday.
Purple haze
After the rain —
A sky full of wonder.
Puddles of lilac
And a purple haze in the sky.
For more violet views, please visit: Skywatch.
Wonder
After three months of drought, forest fires and extreme heat,
The weather has finally turned cool and rainy.
It sure looks good!
For more cool perspectives, please visit: Our World.
Strawberry crush
A hot sunset
Sizzles over the lake.
A mother duck and her babies swim by.
Peace descends on the water
In the form of strawberry crush.
For more sunsets, please go to: Skywatch.
The colours of spring
Spring has burst forth
In an outburst of molten gold;
The ice melts
In shades of blue;
And petals offer up
Bouquets of purple.
Oh, how I love the colours of spring!
For more spring, please go to: Our World.
Frosted views
The snow is melting and the light is changing —
But who says that winter is without its own bright light?
When it is cold with hoar frost
Lying thick on the branches
And, with the sun shining,
The cold can be just as dazzling.
(Photos taken in February.)
For more razzle-dazzle, please visit: Our World.
Feeling blue
The snow is gradually melting away —
But only last week, it lay thick in the fields
Below a blue canopy of silk.
For more blue-tiful skies, please go to: Skywatch.
Dragon skies
A fiery dragon
Swept across the sky —
Leaving behind
A purple haze.
For more drama, please visit: Skywatch.
How to photobomb successfully
Get your camera and two dogs
And walk down to the lake.
Admire the sunset with boats.
Turn away for a few seconds,
Allowing your furry friends to get into the photo.
Then click to get a sweet photobomb.
For more charming skies, please visit: Skywatch.
A Viking spring
Spring in Sweden is often a time
Of surprise snow, minus temperatures and hard frosts.
It might not be the kind of spring we want —
But it is beautiful anyway.
For more surprises, please visit: Our World.
Who says what?