what I like the most about
spending time at the cottage is being able to live
so close to nature: sleeping with the forest above our heads and waking up with the sea sparkling outside our window is one of the most pleasant feelings I have ever known. and there are certain routines like having sauna in the morning and sitting by the open fire in the evening that make everything even more special. that morning we set off with our cameras soon after breakfast: we wanted to
make the most of our weekend in the nature and the blue sky was very promising.
autumn at the mökki II:
Nikon FM - Fuji Pro 400H
Hasselblad 500 C/M - Fuji Pro 400H
Maxmo is full of
little islets: we spent the first part of the day taking photographs of gorgeous golden trees reflecting on the water surface. it was almost too bright for my
400 iso film rolls - yet I could not help but feeling happy that the weather was so beautiful! we even had a small
picnic by the sea as it was unseasonably warm despite the constant wind blowing from the gulf.
Hi! I like this bright colors) Great photos!
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Hi Yana! Thank you so much for your lovely words and for stopping by!
DeletePolly, this is amazing! :o
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm glad you think so! The colours that day were really impressive.
DeleteSeriously? Come on! ;-) xx
ReplyDeleteHaha! Thank you!
DeleteOh Polly, you did it again this is brilliant! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteInês, thank you so much! The colours of the nature did most of it actually!
DeleteI could look at this photographs all day, Polly, amazing! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Katie! I hope you'll keep on finding my photographs so soothing!
DeleteI fell in love with these colors already over at tumblr…. but wow… I have to tell you, your ruska-pictures are great! Happy autumn days to you!
ReplyDeleteDear Cathérine, thank you so much! I am really glad you think so! Happy autumn days to you too - here is more wintry though, now.
Deletei want to get lost in your photos, polly. the light, the colours, everything is just breathtaking and fantastic ♥
ReplyDeleteDear Toi, that is so lovely of you to say! Thank you so so much! ♥
DeleteSo amazing... such beautiful nature and always captured so perfectly by you... :*
ReplyDeleteCharlyn, thank you! Your comments are always so lovely!
DeleteAmazing colours! i am yet to see any colours in the trees here:D
ReplyDeleteThank you, Awono! I have to say this year we've been particularly lucky with colourful trees!
Deletethe second one is one of my favorite of yours ever, i think. so beautiful, polly!
ReplyDeletethe little stories about your quiet finnish outdoor life are always charming.
I'm glad you like it so much, Silvia! Thank you! It's the Hasselblad shot of this mini series.
DeleteLove the tones of autumn. Beautiful serie :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, dear Birdie! That means a lot!
DeleteWhat a beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteThank you! And thank you very much for stopping by!
Deletewow ! that orange in the first picture! I miss autumn in scandinavia ... So colorful !
ReplyDeleteThank you! Did you come to Scandinavia on a trip or were you living here for a while?
DeleteI was living in Oslo for a year until last June. I was studying there as an exchange student ! How about you ? I was meaning to ask you but I forgot, I read in your lomography interview that you were not originally from Finland ?
DeleteI see; I had never been to Oslo, but I bet it's an interesting city! I'm Italian and I moved to Helsinki three years ago - I really like Finnish nature!
DeleteAll is full of love *
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sara! Yes, I felt the same while I was there!
Deletemy knees weakling. these pictures are calling for camping
ReplyDeleteThank you! Camping is a wonderful thing to do!
DeleteOh, the Hasselblad! I got one last spring and since then I've used it virtually non stop! Love what you were able to achieve with a 400ISO film! I can almost feel the cold crisp air!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Antonella! Hasselblad cameras are truly great, are they not? Thank you for stopping by Passer Domesticus - I really love your blog!
DeleteThe colours of autumn! You capture them so well, the tones, the light and the mood - fantastic! Can't wait what you make of winter!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nancy! I hope you'll find my winter photos as appealing as these ones - I do not find winter always that easy to love and capture.
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