This day was spent at a small beach near Stenshuvud nationalpark on the east side of Skåne.
Sometimes you find people taking pictures of the most unusual things…
…like other people taking their pictures…
The sand, sea and sky justs melts together.
Summertime in the sun.
Warm sand between small toes at the beach.
/Thomas Tanisawa
Just spent some time with my family down in the southern part of Sweden, Skåne. Skåne is really the home of green and golden crop fields. In the evening when the last sun hit the fields is sometime magical. So if you got some to over to spend in Sweden it´s well worth the trip!
In the evening the birds try to find shelter for the night.
I like patterns. So you probably find the pattern to be a reoccurring pattern among my pictures here at the blog…
This is what soon (might be a little bit more than soon) will become a new apple field. Skåne is famous for its apples and has several producers in the area.
/Thomas Tanisawa
And so at last it arrives to the southern part of Sweden. All the snow has finally gone and I´m looking forward to a warm and long summer.
The ground is covered with the flower Anemone nemorosa that has the nickname Vitsippa. I looked it up on the web and in other countries the name Wood anemone, Windflower, Thimbleweed and Smell fox is used.
Smell fox, who uses that name on a flower like this?
The cat doesn’t look that happy.
The water is still cold as ice but just looking at this picture makes me feel the warm sand.
Looks like the old landing pier got carried away by the ice and storms during the winter.
/Thomas Tanisawa
This is something I always wanted to try but never had the chance to do it, paragliding. It looks so calm and peaceful, just floating around in mid air with the birds.
These shoots were taken at Ale stenar at the southern part of Sweden. The terrain there is perfect for paragliders that want to take off from land and then just float on the airstream pushed upwards by the cliff sloping down towards the sea.
The air rushes in from the sea and when it hits the cliff wall it raises and creates the perfect up wind that the paragliders could hang on to and glide through the sky for hours.
Alone in the sky.
The perfect human seagull.
/Thomas Tanisawa