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Yasuragi, A Japanese themed hotel just outside of Stockholm.
Just before bedtime, the whole place is rather empty.
EFS-kyrkan, Bollstabruk, Sverige. Trätempel i nygotik från tidigt 1900-tal. Juli 2011.
Wooden church in neogothic style from the early 1900s in Bollstabruk, Sweden. July 2011.
Less is more sometimes. I believe it to be true in this photo. I have waited until the sun was lower in the sky, revealing the texture on the door while at the same time shining it's golden cast on the bricks around. The door itself is the north door of Ridderholmen Church in Stockholm, Sweden
The 'Turning Torso' building in Malmö, Sweden. With the stainless steel sky and the angle of the shot, the building looks like it might sweep you right off to Oz.
EFS-kyrkan, Bollstabruk, Sverige. Trätempel i nygotik från tidigt 1900-tal. Juli 2011.
Wooden church in neogothic style from the early 1900s in Bollstabruk, Sweden. July 2011.
HSB Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden by artist architect Santiago Calatrava. Same place same time different camera.
There is some banding at the bottom of the image - my guess is reflections from the negative holder of my Epson V600.
I regretted having only my iPhone with my on this 5-day solo hike through the mountains north of the Arctic Circle in Sweden. There was so much beautiful scenery to capture, but Day 4 - the approach to Kebnekaise - was arguably the best.
The water is so pure here, no filtration is required. I lunched, snapped a few photos, and took my fill of crystal-clear ice-cold glacier water here before heading on my way.
This very special house has a terrasse on top. I have changed the colours slightly to get a better contrast to the house.
친구의 말에 의하면 이 길의 패턴은 건축가에 의해 디자인 되었다. 이 묘지를 디자인하기 위해 다른 묘지를 찾았던 건축가는 사람들이 정면을 바라보지 못하고 대개 고개를 숙인 체 집으로 돌아 간다는 사실을 발견했고 그 고개숙인 사람들을 위해 건축가는 이 길의 패턴을 디자인 했다고 한다. 사실 나는 무언가 대단한 것을 디자인 했을 것으로 기대하였으나 실제는 그렇지 않았다. 보이지 않는, 덤덤하지만 따뜻한 건축가의 배려이다.
In my frined's words, the pattern of this path is designed by the architects. The architects visited other cemeteries to get some ideas and they observed the people who hung their head down on their way back to the secular world. So the architects designed this path for them in the manner that no one really recognize. I may have expected something more artificial. It is such quiet and warm care by the architects.
Down hill, and near the lake.
You can go into the square warp in this little tower.
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How to come to Philip Johnson Tour, including
Glass House Study, Lake, Da Monsta, painting gallery and Lincoln Kirstein Tower
you can order ticket online at
If you are in New York City, you can go there by train; take Metro North railroad to Stamford, and tranfer to another train to New Canaan. The visitor center of Philip Johnson Glass House is just across the street from the train station.