A Fabulous Moraine Landscape

31 thoughts on “A Fabulous Moraine Landscape”

1. Great pictures

   • Thank you, Ben!!

2. Friends I am sure this time you will enjoy going through my Blog though it’s a blog on Kerala Backwater trip.

   https://clicksbysiba.wordpress.com/2017/02/11/gods-own-country-kerala/

3. Breathtaking pictures, Hanna! Ann

   • Thanks a lot, Ann!!

4. You live in some wonderful countryside, Hanna. Those views are stunning.
   Cheers, Alen

   • Sometimes it’s due to the weather and light how the presentation comes out. I like to walk in all kind of weather but impression of the landscape varies quite unbelievable and it certainly did this day!!
     Thanks Alen

5. Precioso paseo. Esos cielos tan etéreos contrastando con los ocres de los árboles generan una gran sensación de paz. Precioso conjunto de fotos. ❤ ❤ ❤

   • Gracias, Magnolia!!! Fue un paseo precioso y hermoso.
     Abrazos ❤
     Hanna

6. Echoing the comments of others, these are stunning images! I don’t want to spoil them by going all technical, but I’m curious how you achieved this soft and dreamy look. Decreasing sharpening or clarity, perhaps?

   • Thanks a lot. The light was fantastic that day and so were the colours. Usually I do my utmost to get the right exposure. Afterwards I used an ‘edit photo online’ just for fun but it came out as a golden age of painting. I shall not complain 🙂
     Speaking of your blog name, did you know that Jules Verne was inspired by climbing a church tower in Copenhagen?
     …It inspired Jules Verne in his book, A trip to the bowels of the earth…
     All the best,
     Hanna

     • I did not! Copenhagen was one of our first blog posts, and we stayed very close to the Church of Our Saviour. I feel I need to revisit that post to include this fitting piece of trivia 🙂 Thanks Hanna!

7. Glorious! 🙂

   • Thanks Jo 🙂

8. wonderful pictures ,I love them.The area is so beautiful.I wish you a great weekend.

   • Hi Jeannette. It is indeed a lovely spot though a walk on your beach would be brilliant too. Take a joyous walk for me 🙂 🙂

9. Looks like Van Gogh painted these~

   • Thanks a lot, Cindy. It would be nice to have met him 🙂

10. That opening shot is just great….autumn here we are 🙂

    • Hi David. The light was amazing. In fact I had to check up on the settings on my camera. Amazing red colours and dark clouds. Autumn has a lot to offer 🙂

      • I think here we are in the last few days of ‘colourful’ autumn….but bet not to sound as if I am complaining

11. wonderful landscapes in Danmark

    • Thank you, Mitza. I never get tired of exploring all the trails in this landscape. I’m surprised it still offers me new surprises ❤ 🙂

      • I have the same feeling when I walk around here. Have a nice day, regards Mitza

      • That’s really great one feel comfortable being in contact with nature ❤
        Wish you a nice evening too!!

12. These images are beautiful! Great light and colour. Almost like old rural paintings.

    • Hi David. Thank you for your nice compliment. I like the old rural paintings. I once stood on a Danish coast, and were looking for a stupendous coastal cliff, which
      was immortalised in 1843 by the Danish Golden Age painter Johan Thomas Lundbye. He was reputed to portray Denmark in a large-scale monumental landscape painting without petty distinction of topographical accuracy 🙂

      • Hi Hanna! Of course, I have had to Google JT Lundbye. That is exactly the look that I was speaking about. I think interpreting accuracy is an artists prerogative! 🙂

      • It’s a privilege to be an artist 🙂

13. Vackert! Har ni fortfarande så mycket färger?

    • Kære Leya. Når solen skinner er der stadigvæk en eksplosion af farver. Især for et par dage siden, da jeg tog billederne. Jeg var også overrasket over lyset.
      Mange gode hilsner,
      Hanna