Windows of Sweden
My camera and I developed a fetish on a recent trip to Sweden. Windows. I wanted to photograph them here, there and everywhere. Why? They come in all shapes and designs in that country, framed in mustard yellow and burgundy on the outside, decorated with a luxurious drape or a simple net curtain on the inside. It was hard to resist their allure.
Favoured spots for window-spotting were at the City Hall in Stockholm, the fairytale royal castle of Gripsholm and the charming town of Mariefred nearby. Enjoy peering in and looking out…
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Hi Mike, nice photos; great post!
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Thank you Peter, I really appreciate that :)
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Nice set, Mike!
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Thank you Alexander :)
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A worthwhile fetish if you ask me, but you didn’t :) Love these windows and who could resist that gorgeous lamp in one.
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Ha! Thank you, Lee. You can’t beat a fancy window. I think certain nations do it better than others, though.
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The first shot is a cracker Mike
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Thanks very much, Mark. The light was certainly playing ball :)
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It’s always great to see some Sweden on your blog. It’s a pity ‘Annakaisa gazes out’ is in black and white, I’d love to see the wall paintings in colour ;-)
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I think it’s time for me to go back and collect some more! Ah, I might be able to do something about that :)
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Two great plans in one! Just go to Sweden, it’s worth the visit ;-) And I can’t wait to see the coloured one :-D
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