Travel Tips and Stories of Kuopio in Finland
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Travel guide of Kuopio
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Travel guide of Kuopio
I took this image at midnight in a pitch black forest. The light coming from street lights illuminated the trees through the mist and created a dreamy scene. Find me on Instagram @niiloi
I love to shoot these squirrels at the local graveyard - I’ve spent a lot of time with them and am able to get within centimeters and shoot them with a super wide angle lens. Find me on Instagram @niiloi
I had planned a long exposure B&W photo for a long time but never found a location. One day I walked under this bridge and there it was… Shot using an ND1000 filter. Find me on Instagram @niiloi
A sunny day at the dock in Kuopio, Finland
Experienced by Vivian K
A sunny day at the dock
Experienced by Vivian K
123 km from Kuopio
Jumped in May in Finland, during Erasmus exchange project.
Experienced by Tommaso Fornoni
123 km from Kuopio
A busy road.
123 km from Kuopio
A student canteen building.
123 km from Kuopio
View from Vesilinna observation tower
123 km from Kuopio
Harbour of Jyväskylä city.
123 km from Kuopio
Jyväskylä city harbor
123 km from Kuopio
Jyväsjärvi lake view
123 km from Kuopio
Vertical view of a trail and forest covered in snow.
123 km from Kuopio
Kuokkala Bridge
123 km from Kuopio
Residential buildings by the lake
123 km from Kuopio
Private boat in the harbor
129 km from Kuopio
Sulkava Rowing is Finland’s biggest rowing event that has gathered at it’s best over 10 000 rowers to compete on a 60 km long route. This shot is taken in Sulkava too, however this particular rower isn’t competing. Just rowing and relaxing in a calm environment.
129 km from Kuopio
There are over 188.000 lakes in Finland, larger than 500 square metres (5,400 sq ft). As such, Finland is also known as ‘The Land of the Thousand Lakes’. It is believed that water, or fresh water to be precise, is going to be the most important natural resource of the country in the future - if not already. This picture is taken during midsummer in Sulkava, a part of the large lakeland district.