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Traveling Burnside project
I’ve been extremely lucky to having been picked as one of the hosts for the #travelingburnsideproject, and yesterday the lens arrived at my work desk.
Special wood anemone
Wood anemone, or anemone nemorosa, is perhaps the most common spring flower in Norway.
Spring spring spring!
Ahhhh, even my allergies can’t stop me from thoroughly enjoying spring after the hardest winter in ages.
Finally – arrival of my favourite spring sign
The hepatica nobilis, my favourite spring sign, is finally here!
Snow in April – just, nope.
Just what you long for at the end of a long winter; another snowfall..! Hopefully it will all be gone in the morning.
Even more Hepatica Nobilis – last round this year?
Yesterday I revisited my favourite spot for Hepatica Nobilis, and there were so many! I spent a lovely couple of hours making art with the Velvet 56 lens.
.. and out with the old
In with the new, out with the old – spring is the best season! Loving the intriguing contrast between withered leaves and fresh spring buds.
When the blues is something you long for
The Hepatica nobilis are the first daring spring flowers where I live. These tiny blues were captured last weekend, using my precious Velvet 56.
Spring finally here?
Oh spring, how I long for thee. Another seaside walk, still equipped with that V56, only one kid tagged along this time.
Bubbly bokeh
Took my two boys for a seaside stroll, equipped with my brand new Velvet 56. So exited for this lens! That bubbly bokeh the V56 produces is something else!
Last day of summer vacation
I spent the last day of summer vacation on a Kaldvell photowalk with my friend Line, all equipped with my brand new Edge 50 and the older brother Edge 80.
Early spring report
An early spring evening photowalk at a nearby park and horticulture museum.