we hadn't been to
Niskala Arboretum since the summer and going back there on the
last weekend of October was a totally different experience - especially since
the first snow was covering the ground. my dear
Nikon FM was able to get over the darkness of the forest with
a very high iso film: see some of the results below.
Niskala Arboretum in autumn 01:
✻ Nikon FM - Fuji Superia 1600.
the muddy ground was frost and my steps sounded beautifully on the wooden paths covered in snow -
the atmosphere in the forest was overall very still and quiet.
P.S. more photographs from Niskala Arboretum in autumn to come soon!
che meraviglia *-* ma รจ dov'ero stata anche io? <3
ReplyDeletegrazie, Emi! :-) non ti ci ho ancora portato, ma ci possiamo andare la prossima volta che vieni a trovarmi, se vuoi! ;-)
DeleteBeautiful details!
ReplyDeletethank you so much, dear Miia! :-)
DeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI mostly love the pictures off the wooden paths (duckboards is the name for them, I think).
thank you, Sirpa! :-) I have something for those duckboards, they are so poetic, somehow!
DeleteI can hear the *crunch* *crunch* of the frosted grass below.......
ReplyDelete*sigh*
can you? that's good because it sounded exactly like that! ;-)
Deletethank you, Charlyn! :-)
adoro! ♥
ReplyDeletelovely atmospheric photos - it does look cold though : )
ReplyDeletethank you! :-) it was about -5! ;-)
DeleteThe atmosphere is incredible, I love the third photo ! Wish we had snow in Paris...
ReplyDeletethank you, Narumi! :-) proper snow hasn't come to Finland yet either - that was just a taste of the real winter, which is yet to come! ;-)
Deleteso beautiful! the light in #4 is just wonderul!
ReplyDeletei don't know why but somehow i didn't expect you to have snow already...
I am glad you like them, Joana! :-) it snowed a couple of times already, but it melted away quite fast, because it's still quite warm outside!
DeleteHow wonderful! I went there years ago and still remember the magic of the woods in Finland; the colors you've captured are perfect!
ReplyDeletedid you really? what did you think about Finland? thank you for your nice words! :-)
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