September is a rainy month in Norway and yet you can find a sunny day or two. The first mists reign over towns and valleys, and the sun paints leaves in all colors you can think of. The birds sing their last joyous songs and I say goodbye to the carelessness of summer. It gets replaced by thicker clothes, heavier shoes and the occasional hat.
Well, let's not cry salty tears over such a colorful month, and just enjoy it! Here is how I saw it through my camera.
Click here to see September 2011.
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| It's still warm enough for fishing barefoot. |
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| You can meet deers in any season. |
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| I don't recognize mushrooms but at least I can photograph them. |
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| Look at the contrast! |
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| And the sea can be rough but in a playful way. |
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| This is where you climb to check on the salmon passing from the river to the sea. |
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| The mist comes... |
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| ... and changes everything. |
Wonderful wonderful photographs! I may join you next month when we'll finally move to the countryside. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I am looking forward to your move Maša, I am sure you will have so much to show us!
DeleteYour September is beautiful and grand! Fall by the sea —haven't had that in a long while.
ReplyDeleteLove the mist, the orange mushrooms, and that twiggy tower/steps from which to spot salmon. :)
Thank you! I wish I could share it with you in real life. I am sure we'll have a great time together.
DeleteGorgeous. Just absolutely breathtaking. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
DeleteWhat beautiful photos! I love the shot of the deer!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is extraordinary to live so close to deers.
DeleteSeem to remember it was photographs like these, about this time last year, that caught my eye and got me following you! They're still brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThank you Isobell! I am honored!
DeleteSo beautiful! I like the little mushroom party you caught next to the pine cone.
ReplyDeleteThey are cute bunch, aren't they! And I finally got a book from the library to try and identify them. Wish me luck!
DeleteGorgeous photos! When I was a teenager, I visited my brother who lived in Holland at the time. We were in Denmark, and took a trip to Sweden -- and ate dinner in Norway!
ReplyDeleteWow, weren't you globetrotters! I am curious to know your memories of Scandinavia.
DeleteI wish I could go for nature walks there! Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, one of the best places on Earth for walks! I would gladly share one with you.
DeleteBeautiful beautiful photos. Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by!
DeleteSo gorgeous! I remember last year's photos, and I think I said the exact same thing. Had to pin this post, for sure. =)
ReplyDelete~Kim
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Thank you Kim. Your words make me so happy and I am glad that I can share my corner of the world with you.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, Sonya! What a beautiful place to live and very inspiring. Your mushroom photos are amazing.
ReplyDeleteValerie
Everyday Inspired
Lovely photos, Sonya! What a beautiful place to live, very inspiring. Your mushroom photos are amazing.
ReplyDeleteValerie
Everyday Inspired
Thank you Valerie!
Deletelooks beautiful...but those sticks to climb and watch the salmon? I'll pass on those. lol.
ReplyDeleteDebbi
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Debbie, they call them ladders here and I think they are only present at this particular town of Norway nowadays. Unique!
DeleteGorgeous Sonya!
ReplyDeleteVisiting your blog when it's filled with such gorgeous pictures makes me want to travel!!
Even after your UK tour? :)
Deletebeautiful pictures! makes me want to go to Norway even more. :) i wish we also had Autumn in the Philippines, it's always so hot here.
ReplyDeleteAh, I cannot imagine life without autumn!
DeleteAwesome pictures - I enjoyed them so much! the rough and playful sea and wet forest are breathtaking! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by and sharing the moment with me.
DeleteGorgeous! Lovely days in September are especially sweet since we're not expecting them!
ReplyDeleteSuch beauty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!