Thursday, August 23, 2007

Back to 1600s





I was looking at the pictures i took at Frederiksborg castle nearly two months ago, actually, not the photos of the castle, but the captures of its surrounds, the numerous trees, the lake, in short: the nature. I took three of these photos above with John's semiprofessional camera (he made the castle shot), and looking at these now, remembering that late chilly afternoon and its quietness, it almost feels like if these captures could transport me to another century, to another age. Nature seems so immaculate. And the lack of people in the shots makes me believe it even more.

Read my post on Frederiksborg castle here.
See more pictures of the castle on my flickr page here.

21 comments:

Jen (MahaloFashion) said...

Omigosh I love the second picture it's so stunning!!!

Romeika said...

hehe, the picture my husband took. I'll tell him that.

Museu do Cinema said...

Suas fotos são bonitas hein Romeika, ou vc é boa fotografa, ou tem sensibilidade para enxergar o belo.

Ahh, grato pelo link da Sisley com fotos da Seymour!

Alysha said...

Do the link to MY VOGUE. It's the one i check most of the time.

Sofia said...

Beautiful photos! So peaceful. It would be nice to spend some time there, just listening to the wind and enjoying nature. The good points of Nordic countries are definitely the quietness although it can turn to be way too melancholic once in a while.

Keep up writing! =)

Ellie Lee said...

wow.. yr husband and u.. both take fab pictures!!! and i know wht u mean abt the 1600s vibe.. i feel... kinda lyk a character in a jane austen's novel or smt!!!

anyhow thanks for d comment(: haha! rachel ain't tt famous on her own i guess=p glad u loved the color!!

Anonymous said...

That's the big difference between Europe and America. American's don't have all the beautiful castles and gardens. Yes, they exist, but they don't fit into our national character as they do in Europe. I love the pics, Romeika.

Romeika said...

Cassiano, agora é você que está enchendo a minha bola rsrsrs.. Obrigada! Não tenho técnica nenhuma, acho que as fotos que eu tiro é fruto de como vejo as coisas. Quanto ao link, de nada!

Sofy, thanks! I agree with you, I like the quietness of nature and the beautiful bucolic enviroments Denmark can proportionate, but sometimes i miss a total urban enviroment with lots of noise and people. The city i live, for example, is just SO quiet.

Romeika said...

Seraphine, thanks a lot! Interesting comparisson you made btw Europe and USA. But i suppose there are lots of good things you guys have that Europe lacks. I can say the same when i compare my motherland to Denmark.

Ella Gregory said...

i love sarah michelle gellars shorter hair in the pic below
and all the pictures in this post are lovely to look at

Kira Aderne said...

Vc tem toda razão, o melhor é vê-las em editorias e perceber que o tempo quase n passou para elass...

mil beijoss

em tempo: Gisele parece que vai casar né? Espero que seja beem felizz

mais beijos

Kamila said...

Romeika, belíssimas fotos!!!!

blushing apples said...

wow, those photos are amazinng. i think you would be a great writer & PHOTOGRAPHER.

cotton candy said...

THOSE PHOTOS are just FABOLOUS!! WONDERFUL!! they truly capture the essence of romance. and i would love to visit there one day...it would be a dream come true. ^^

Ellie Lee said...

haha!! thanks:D

Carolina Lange said...

Wow, what a fantastic place! The photos are amazing!

Gloria said...

really great post, just love the last picture...magical would definitely be a choice word.

Emma said...

Lovely blog. Exchange links?

Aisha said...

those are great shots indeed (:

x

Anonymous said...

Bacana romeika, que bom essa ideia é genial, amei, fotos belíssimas, um verdadeira paz.

Romeika said...

Kamila, obrigada!

Mainha, obrigada! Bote paz nisso... A Dinamarca é conhecida pelo silêncio:-p