I photographed this scene a few months ago, but made an b&w image from the digital file. Well well, I have to make a daily square in colour, so here we go. I heard this couple, well the lady to be specific, just a few minutes before I made this photo. She called on him not to walk so fast, but he didn’t listen. I anticipated they would pass this corner and thought that would be the perfect place to photograph them. If you saw my previous image from this place, you might remember that the black and white poster on the wall says ‘think of the death’.

Somehow, this image reminds me of the mermaid in Copenhagen….. This is from Kullen, though, and it’s Karin who’s photographing on the shore at Nimis, a monumental sculpture made from drift wood. I deliberately left Nimis outside the image frame in this post, will instead make a separate post with images from the place. It’s pretty cool, in all ways.

Every Friday evening, I’m in this lane on my way to the supermarket. Super fun. Really, I’m so fond of my Fridays a queue would never let me down. Getting the ingredients, heading home, cooking something that makes angels sing, sipping on a glass of wine. Getting a hug. Yeah, I like my Fridays.

Well, this was a bad photo day. I had two kinds of motives to choose between, a few morning images depicting a very frost bitten window, and a few night ones on this garage. That sucks, when you have to make something out of nothing. I know, this is everyday life, but at least, non-365′ers doesn’t have to put such lowlights on display. Am I cranky?  For sure, the light is marvellous. It was a great sunset, really. I even remember I used to play with such a garage when I was kid. Three storeys and a loop for the cars to drive on. I wonder if they who park there did that too, if they think of that when driving on those ramps…

I have a thing for these lovely balconies and their naval design, in fact I fond them that much I can’t pass by without sharing the view a thought. It’s strange I’ve never seen anyone hanging over the rail and watching all of us that passes by.

It’s even dark in heaven.

Today, it doesn’t get much more fun than this.

It just stands there in the woods. It could have been elsewhere in the world, standing on the pier in an harbour, crossing an ocean on a cargo ship or approaching an outpost on a trailer behind a truck. But there is where it stands.

Fabulously fun, this, to skate for an hour or two. It’s strange, once you learnt how to master the bicycle or skates, it’s there no matter how long you wait until next time you try.