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15 km from Kangasala
Love padlocks can nowadays been found almost everywhere in the world, especially in Europe, where they originate from, according to the over 100 year old Serbian tale. Some municipals treat them as litter or vandalism, but many embrace them as they may attract visitors and tourists. This shot is taken in the small city of Tampere, 180km north of Helsinki, Finland. A longexposure shot taken during an evening in November.
15 km from Kangasala
Tammerkoski, a channel of rapids in Tampere, Finland. The little island in the middle of it, the one with the statue, is called Konsulinsaari. On the right and left we have the 19th century índustrial complexes of Tampella and Finlayson, respectively.
15 km from Kangasala
Spring evening in Tampere, Finland. This is an early 20th century building, part of a larger industrial complex in the heart of the city.
124 km from Kangasala
Jumped in May in Finland, during Erasmus exchange project.
Experienced by Tommaso Fornoni
124 km from Kangasala
Vertical view of a trail and forest covered in snow.
134 km from Kangasala
While hiking in Nuuksio National Park, Finland, we stopped at one of the campfire sites to roast some sausages.
136 km from Kangasala
Camping arena and lovely lakes, and a boat or kayak
136 km from Kangasala
Camping arena and lovely lakes, and a boat or kayak
136 km from Kangasala
While hiking in Nuuksio national park, Espoo
136 km from Kangasala
We hiked to the Nuuksio national park here in Finland and while walking through the forest, I stumbled upon this beautiful scene. The water is very calm and you can see the autumn changing colours of trees. Also there are a lot of pine trees :)
Experienced by Raunaq Patel
143 km from Kangasala
This is the oldest ski slope in Finland! Located in a small town called Kauniainen it was oppened in the 30s. It´s also the 2nd slope in the country that was equipped with a ski lift. Nowadays it´s kind of like the best kept secret in this town, since not that many people from surrounding areas know about it. But there are a lot of local kids practicing there.
144 km from Kangasala
In Finland physical distancing is usually not that hard.
145 km from Kangasala
This picture was a result of an strive to the hilltop of Piikkiö, the countryside of Turku, Finland. The mosquitos really tested me during this photo shoot, but what can you do when you’re having that spot, right? My stepmom and I had a hike, and I just loved this view her checking the scenery. By the way, the forest industry is a major contributor to wellbeing in Finland. Let’s keep it that way in the future also.
146 km from Kangasala
The Svartå Manor, also known as Svartå Castle (finnish: Mustion Linna) is built during 1783-1792. The old manor itself is nowadays a museum and the surrounding property has several smaller estates, including a restaurant, hotel, summer theater and of course, a sauna. I took this picture on my way form the city of Åbo to Helsinki. I made a small detour though, as I wanted to visit this location. When I saw this old gate, it was time to bring out the camera.
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Vanity, statue by Antonio Bottinelli (1870) in the Mustio Manor park. Being photographed from the lake towards the trees and water plant giving some privacy for the statue, it creates a great contrast of classical art and the untamed nature.
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Man with a beard in a swimming pool smiling
150 km from Kangasala
During a rainy autumn-sunday in Helsinki, I saw this little guy during my walk in Seurasaari. Fearless as this little creature was, it let me pretty close with my camera.
150 km from Kangasala
Empty cottage for 100 years. More beauty than 100 new cottages.
150 km from Kangasala
One day it’s sunny in Helsinki, feels like Spring has finally set in. In the next day there’s a thick fog covering the archipelago, reducing visibility to a few meters and making it feel like winter is back. What you learn in Finland is that there’s no such thing as a perfect weather for being outside, you just go.
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Seurasaari in Helsinki shows the best side of all seasons. This shot is taken in early October during some heavy rain. Autumn in Finland is a beautiful display.