I spent the fast couple of weeks outside the town of Farsø in Nordjylland in Denmark at my father’s place, back home for a very nice good old fashioned family Christmas for the first time in 4 years. One of the awesome things about staying at this house out in the country is going for walks. Every day I would venture out with my camera, I even managed to catch the morning sun on a few frosty mornings that were just too beautiful for me to remain inside inhaling coffee (it helps the sun rises at about 9am!).
Follow me, on a walk through the many moods of Christmas in Nordjylland. And happy new year everyone.
Blue Fog! On the first day I arrived. That is my father’s house.
Me and My Shadow took many walks. The sun stays so low the shadows are like this all day.
A little secret: This masterpiece of extreme landscape photography was captured from inside my father’s living room, cup of coffee in hand!
Hold. Who goes there?
Mad winter light captured by my special flare edition 18mm lens.
The fog is back!
Fog makes everything better
Fog and sunshine and a solitary tree. I may be a genius.
Hey, my shadow is back! Nature was kind to leave a gap in the trees for the sun and my shadow to shine through.
This was a day of MAD light! Suddenly the sun broke through the layer of thick fog at lunch time and created this!
Later that same day, the day of mad light ended with this sunset.
The Ents entered the picture as well one day
24th of December was a day of storm, hail, rain, sunshine and all around mad light again. And wonderful food, presents and companionship.
Finally, when my beloved better half is on the other side of the world with her family, all I can do is point my X-T2 at my self and count the seconds till we will be reunited on January 1st to kick start 2017 in the best way.
