Zyka Yosakoi at the Day of the Cherry Blossoms 2018 |
A performance by Zyka Yosakoi.
A performance by Zyka Yosakoi.
East Meets West 2018 by Malikas Dans och Show.
Lately there's been a scandal where a nature photographer used a stuffed anteater in a prize-winning photo. Here's a photo of one of the small camels of Hansta in a sea of wood anemones.
There are many places where the wood anemones bloom in large clusters during spring, but none where they cover the forest floor in such enormous amounts as in Hansta.
A chance to congratulate the dancers on their latest victory at the Oriental Fairytales Festival, and a preview of what the student show will bring.
The moon lights up the snow, and the street lights set the trees on fire.
Just below the houses of Akalla By, there's a wooden cross.
A relaxing afternoon tea in a thousand-year-old cultural landscape. Last weekend every month.
When the sky is as white as the ground.
Due to overcast weather I didn't get the super-blue-blood-moon, and the same goes for the super moon that happened on January 1; but... I almost got them!
Snow falling in slow-motion is relaxing.
The Ricoh Theta is a fun toy, but to really play with it you need to be able to edit the video you capture. Blender being my favorite tool for this, I decided to try to add some functions I thought were missing to it.
Over the past 15 years I've only taken a total of 14 photos on February 10: It's the "least photographed day". This statistical nugget comes from a feature of the photo organizing software I use where you can sort photos by month and day for an instant "throwback Thursday" experience. (It's up to 88 now; and February 16 is at the bottom with 20 photos.)
What do you get when you combine IMatch with Google's Inception V3 net, modified for multiple labels? A fantastic playground for image recognition!
The "industrial landscape" of Norrköping where the Motala river (Motala ström) was used to power mills and other industries.
Some overcast days are quite impressive. These two definitely made me appreciate them more. |