Watercolor in the Mediterranean Sea.
A diligent visitor among our flowers.
This flower doesn’t grow on our terrace and I don’t know what it’s called.
If everything goes as planned, we will go to Sweden in September to pick up our little puppy. Here you see our new family member born 13th July. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that this will be reality, I´m so happy.
All pictures are taken by me except those on the puppy, taken by Marianne Gustavsson.
Fire, but rather a fiery sunset.
Water, reflections from boats.
Earth, with patterns created by a tiny crab.
Air, and a volatile little bubble.
Examples of Malta’s architecture.
Fun in the sun at the Mediterranean Sea.
And finally, one of all the beautiful flowers that bloom here on the island.
Click on the small pictures to enlarge, enjoy Malta 🙂
To the left an ”After swim” Daiquiri with lots of ice and mango.
To the right my husband’s latest painting, autumn leaves.
Another hot day here in Malta, 36 degrees and 27 in the sea.
Understandably, he’s in a hurry and wants to jump into the sea, it´s 38 degrees!
Some pics from people enjoying the coolness of the Mediterranean Sea, 26 degrees.
…and as you can see, I´m on my way!
When I take my macro lens out to the terrace and look for small insects among our flowers after I’ve watered. Then I feel satisfied, as are our plants and the sweet little insects.
Click on one of the circles to enlarge
Some pics from Golden bay, Mellieha, Malta
Xi ritratti mill-Bajja Golden, Mellieħa, Malta.
Have just started trying to create some kind of collage. It goes quite slow but it doesn’t matter, as long as it’s fun. Practice makes perfect 😉
Try again!! No, this does not work well and takes too much of my time.
Back to normal and the reality instead.
Yes, I decided to publish a post per day, but sometimes it’s hard to find inspiration.
Here’s my postaday, anyway.
Splash! A photo from my archive!
But tomorrow is a new day and my inspiration will hopefully flow like normal again.
🙂
Maltese boats in the Mediterranean Sea.
Click on an image to enlarge. The order is random.
Inspirerad av Mia och av Sanna förstås, tänkte jag hoppa på Gems Weekly Photo Challenge. Eftersom jag inte varit med från början väljer jag ut ett antal teman som passerat och fortsätter därefter att följa temat veckovis. Men bara om jag tycker det är skoj, enjoy 🙂
Varje bild representerat ett tidigare tema. Klicka gärna på bilden för fullformat. Ordningen är slumpvis.
Each image represents a previous theme. Click on a image to enlarge. The order is random.
The theme for this week is BOAT, which I might post later on, before Sunday.
Posted for Gems Weekly Photochallenge
Yesterday, I took the first dip of the year… 
…in the Mediterranean Sea, 25 degrees.
But I didn’t exactly jump into the water…
…the same way like this guy did 🙂
I’ll do the same next time but think I’ll wait for another year, or rather, until my next life..
😀 😐 😕
Water and Light can transform the ordinary into something beautiful but are also sensitive to changes.
The blue water as well as the light in the Mediterranean Sea are constantly changing.
Even the stone and the ladder, but the sea, will in the long run, remain the same.
Weekly Mindful Photography Challenge
Det är min tolkning av Övergång / Förändring i tiden.
Några bilder från helgens besök till Malta´s systerö, Gozo. Du måste nog ta dig tid och klicka på bilderna för att de ska komma till sin fulla rätt. Till varje bild finns en kort text, ordningen är slumpvis. Welcome to Gozo 🙂
Where the Azure Window once stood…
…there is not much left today.
This is what I saw when I visited Gozo last weekend.
I felt sad when I read about it, after so many times I have visited The Azure Window on the island of Gozo in Malta, which also was a major tourist attraction. Something once created by nature after decades, also became destroyed by the nature. It collapsed completely in stormy weather on 8 March 2017.
These are memories and history…. 
…Gozo is still a small gem in the Mediterranean.
”Sometimes all you need is a little splash of colour”
”Colours are brighter when the mind is open”
Reflections in the water from a boat in the harbor along The Strand here in Sliema.
Either you like what you see or think it’s a bit too messy.
Regardless, we can call it some kind of art created by nature.
Linking this to Wordless Wednesday
