Wednesday 28th September 2019: reed on the shore of Lake Geneva.

Monday 23rd September 2019: La Saison, Journal illustré des Dames, 1896.

 

Monday 16th September 2019: Residenzplatz in Salzburg, Austria.

Friday 13th September 2019: Grosser Scheibelsee, Austria.

Saturday 31st August 2019: tin boxes on the fleamarket in Kraków.

I visited Poland for a few weeks this summer. Here is a new page with a selection of my photos from this country.

Monday 26th August 2019: Warsaw University Library roof.

Almost two years after leaving Reykjavík forever, I finally finished sorting and editing a selection of my photos of Iceland. Here is the new page!

Thursday 22nd August 2019: fungus on a dead tree.

Thursday 15th August 2019: graffiti in Klaipėda, Lithuania.

Where are you from? From Earth.

Thursday 8th August 2019: sunset in Palanga, Lithuania.

Monday 29th July 2019: stone labyrinth on Blå Jungfrun, Sweden.

Now that I have left the country, I added some photos of Sweden (in the summertime!) to my previous photos from 2011 and 2018. Here is this renewed page.

Wednesday 24th July 2019: Lilla Tjärnen in Dumme Mosse, Jönköping, Sweden.

Friday 19th July 2019: horsetail in Dumme Mosse, Jönköping, Sweden.

Tuesday 9th July 2019: windmill in Vedum, Sweden.

Tuesday 2nd July 2019: Mint Leaf Beetle – Chrysolina herbacea var. resplendens (?)

After a few weeks travelling through Norway, I have some photos to present on a new page: Norway.

Sunday 23rd June 2019: deer near Botnane, Norway.

Tuesday 18th June 2019: Bryggen, Bergen.

Friday 14th June 2019: Den Gamle By, Aarhus.

Thursday 6th June 2019: papermaking workshop.

 

Friday 31st May 2019: Egå Engsø.

Friday 24th May 2019: Coccinella septempunctata.

Sunday 12th May: the windows in the doors are finished. I can now enjoy the terrace on sunny days, and the (a little brighter) living room on bad days!

Sunday 5th May 2019: on a sailing boat.

 

Monday 29th April 2019: boat in Agger, National Park Thy, Denmark.

After Germany, I continued my way to Denmark, arriving in the South-West of Jutland. Rømø, Ribe, Hvide Sande, Thyborøn, Stenbjerg, Hanstholm… I drove all the West coast and enjoyed for a few days the good weather on the dunes between the North Sea, the fjords and the lakes.

Friday 25th April 2019: Jena, Germany.

Friday 19th April 2019: sailing boat near Hohenwarte, Thüringen.

Some moments of my journey through Germany.

 

Friday 12th April 2019: Bodensee, Lindau.

 

Thursday 4th April 2019: late snow on Magnolia flowers.

Friday 29th March 2019: Gland et ses Pots Rouges.

Tuesday 19th March 2019: the Chasseron meteorite, Switzerland.

“La météorite dite “du Chasseron” pèse seulement 4,8 g, mais c’est une pallasite, c’est-à-dire un type de météorite extrêmement rare et nouveau pour la Suisse. Elle est formée de cristaux vitreux d’olivine vert jaunâtre qui sont inclus dans une matrice métallique de fer et de nickel. Très peu rouillée, la météorite du Chasseron est fraîche et, de ce fait, sa chute doit être assez récente, soit quelques années à quelques décennies avant sa découverte.

C’est lors de l’été 1959 que M. Reto Merlo, âgé de 16 ans et qui était en course d’école sur le Chasseron près de Sainte-Croix, dans le Jura vaudois, a récolté cet étrange objet en cherchant de quoi faire un feu sur ce sommet dénudé. Cette petite pierre inhabituelle lui a rappelé les déchets de l’entreprise de ferblanterie de son père. Par curiosité, il a emporté cette étrange matière chez lui, l’a collée sur un socle en bois et heureusement l’a conservée pendant 58 ans. Au printemps 2017, la couverture médiatique consacrée à une exposition sur les météorites au Musée d’histoire naturelle de Berne a rappelé à M. Merlo sa découverte de 1959. Intrigué, il l’envoya à Berne qui l’identifia comme une météorite. Finalement, en août 2017, la météorite du Chasseron prit le chemin du Musée cantonal de géologie à Lausanne pour y être officiellement cataloguée, y subir des analyses complémentaires et finalement y être homologuée internationalement en septembre 2018.”

Texte: Musée de Géologie, Lausanne

 

 

Wednesday 13th March 2019: nice view from Charlie Chaplin’s house in Corsier-sur-Vevey.

Monday 4th March 2019: rain over Lake Geneva.

 

Wednesday 27th February 2019: Mont-Blanc.

Saturday 16th February: some of my new tote bags by broddgöltur.

Wednesday 13th February: sunrise in Aarhus.

Saturday 2nd February 2019: Aros Museum.

Finally I visited Aros, the art museum in Aarhus. Like for many contemporary art museums, I have to admit that I didn’t like everything in there. But I have been fascinated by Passage/s, this installation by Do Ho Suh, made of translucent fabric.

Your rainbow panorama, by Olafur Eliason, is surprising and allows colourful photos of course!

Tuesday 29th January 2019: catkins of hazel.

Sunday 20th January 2019: Rúdúdú.

Friday 18th January 2019: bus 1A by night.

This Friday night, very first snow on my VW Caddy Maxi!

Wednesday 9th january 2019: stairs of Sankt Lukas Kirke, Aarhus.

Sunday 30th December 2018: winter sun in Ebeltoft.

Visiting Ebeltoft and Kalø Castle Ruin on the last sunny Sunday of 2018.