Like every relationship, that element of absolute comfort starts to set in after awhile. To the point of taking each other for granted sometimes. It’s so easy to fall into that mental space of complacency during dark winter days.
But this week, the sun was out. And it shone with a fire we’ve been missing for so long. The rushing wind didn’t matter. Like the way the sunlight catches the eyes of your lover the moment you glance their way as they push strands of wind-blown hair off their face. That was Stockholm for me this week.
And I remembered why I fell so hard for this city.
Notes – For a creative slant, I went out in the harshest daylight with only a fixed 50mm lens. This is my city. My Stockholm.
Looking at these, I feel the love, too! Lovely shots of your lovely city! 😀 And thanks for the look at the 50mm at work!
Thanks so much Shelly! No worries at all.
So so lovely!! Hope to visit one day!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Nadeen! You should.
I love stockholm, already… smile. thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jennifer!
So timely. I just bought a ticket to Stockholm for later this year.
Excellent! Let me know if you need tips. You can check out my site – http://www.slowtravelstockholm.com – for more
Thanks Lola! I will be in touch.
As long as there is one ray of sunlight available to the naked eye, people will go outside and seek it out! Fantastic pictures Lola. Now your next assignment should be find as many different, silly, interesting signs in Sweden! LOL Stockholm is such a beautiful city. Thanks. :O)
I love that idea Monica! Thanks so much
Great pictures as usual Lola. I like just walking randomly around the city and so it seems, do you. But you have fantastically better photos LOL! Stockholm looks great. ‘Hope to visit sooner. 🙂
Thanks so much and definitely let me know when you come!
Nice work Lola. I love the people shots.
It’s been a while since I’ve been back to Stockholm, need to get back.
Thanks Kerwin! You should.