Some more foggy pictures from my Tuesday morning walk this week.
♥ ♥ ♥
For more reflection photography, visit Weekend Reflections #61 at Newton Area Photo.
Some more foggy pictures from my Tuesday morning walk this week.
♥ ♥ ♥
For more reflection photography, visit Weekend Reflections #61 at Newton Area Photo.
Sun and Sky, Water and Earth. All of the four elements together.
---
I’m entering this photo for Weekend Reflections at Newton Area Photo.
‘Do we walk in legends or on the green earth in the daylight?'
‘A man may do both,' said Aragorn. 'For not we but those who come after will make the legends of our time. The green earth, say you? That is a mighty matter of legend, though you tread it under the light of day!’
~ J.R.R. Tolkien ~
For more Weekend Reflections visit Newton Area Photo
Our town has a lot of old factory buildings along the river. Many of them
are now being used for other purposes (like offices or schools or shops).
Pictures from 15 October.
I know I’ve published photos of this sculpture before, but here he is again, in a particularly reflective mood on a still October day. His name is Bodhi and he was made in the image of his Creator; something which might be worth while to reflect upon every now and then.
---
On the building behind him you can see a little windmill decoration. “Röda Kvarn” [Red Mill] is an old cinema building, which is still in use, now owned by the town. Their ambition is to show quality films; old classics or films which the commercial cinemas don’t find profitable enough.
There are and were “Röda Kvarn” cinemas in a lot of Swedish towns. I don’t know if they were originally one special chain of cinemas; they don’t seem to be now. I guess originally the name was borrowed from the famous Moulin Rouge cabaret in Paris.
These pictures were taken under a motorway bridge crossing the river. Really, one of the most boring sights in town! – until you start exploring it through the eye of the camera…
These two pictures were taken in late afternoon light within one minute of each other, in more or less the same spot. I can’t quite figure out why the light is so different in the two photos. I know I didn’t make any adjustments to the camera, so I suppose the sun came out from behind a cloud. The place is a pond in a big cemetery which is like a nature park with varied landscape.
Same church as in yesterday’s post. Look carefully at the window. Part of what you see is the reflection of the view outside (compare the street photo), but at the same time you also see across the church room inside and get a glimpse of another window on the other side of the building. The church is from the 17th century but there was another church in the same spot since medieval times.
See more Monday Mosaics at Mary’s Little Red House.

![]() |
