Even through glass the view is stunning.
My contribution to the world through glass. Can’t find a better view than this one….
Below photo in a stave church…I think it would be impossible to pay attention to the priest….
A church with a view is something to ponder about….
I used a natural scale to emphasize, (and not exagerrate), size. Where trolls live…. has to be Norway. Note the size of the barn in the lower centre of the photograph, compared to the Mountains. 
This lady looks like a giant in front of toy town… Austria
Amazing Aalesund, Norway
Natural scale is something to ponder about when travelling.
Norway provides many opportunities for a pop of colour!
Day Eleven in the photo101 challenge
Pop of colour – Photos to ponder about
Warmth – Tick
Quality of light – Tick
This ticks the boxes for today’s Photo101 challenge
Somewhere warm and with a quality of light to ponder about
How best to portray the word Connect in images?
The residents of Christiania, in Denmark, connect, ‘because they all shall go the same way’; they want to live outside the system and follow the same path.
Some other ways to Connect, is via the rather old fashioned way of post!
Blogging is a way of connecting too…. I met Scrapydotwo when I visited New Zealand, we connected and felt a special kinship.
The heart is a fun photographic technique where we slowed the shutter speed of the SLR camera right down to almost connect a heart.
A rather unusual way to Connect through the mail!
Photo 101 is pondering connections today
Home, Hjem, Homeland
It’s not my home, yet I would call it mine.
I am not the owner, yet family lived there some time.
I’ve never been inside this ancestral home,
It’s my essence, my roots, and in my dreams I’ll roam.
I don’t know the new residents, they were out when I called.,
It’s the history, what went before, that has me enthralled.
I am ‘of ‘ this place, and it is so much ‘of ‘ me,
this continuing story of my family tree.
Home – Something to Ponder About
There’s a new photographic challenge on the WordPress Blogging University, explore the tag photo101 to find out more. This photo addresses four days beautifully. This photo was taken way before the photo challenge existed and it seems I followed the rule of thirds.
For me, most of Denmark and lots of Scandinavia is embodied in the word “Bliss” and scenes like this encapsulate the atmosphere I feel in the Danish countryside.
This is the place where my great grandfather was born. There is a salmon ladder here and the red building is a water mill that dates back to a time in the nineteenth century when a ‘fabrik’ or cloth factory was located here. The factory was run by the Larsens and made uniforms for Danish soldiers battling their southern neighbours!
Those days are long gone and the factory building is now a teacher’s convention centre, and the grounds are used for picnics and recreation. I think great grandfather and his family would find some bliss here!
Day 2 – Street and Establishment Shots
Day 3 Water Orientation
Day 4 Bliss
Day 5 Solitude and Rule of Thirds
Something to Ponder About
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