Copenhagen crane
I spotted this bird taking flight over Peblinge Sø (Student Lake) the other evening. You can see some of Copenhagen’s buildings reflected in the water.
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I spotted this bird taking flight over Peblinge Sø (Student Lake) the other evening. You can see some of Copenhagen’s buildings reflected in the water.
It’s difficult doing night photography in the summer in Scandinavia. 9 p.m. is still pre-sunset, and 10 p.m. – 11 p.m. is sunset time. To get any kind of darkness you have to wait until midnight.
Today’s photo features Copenhagen’s famous Nyhavn. I didn’t plan to be here at midnight, but I ended up here on the way home from a dinner party so I decided to pull out my camera anyway. I used my 18-200mm lens, which isn’t the best for this kind of photography, because my other lenses were not with me at the time.
I have only a few more days left in Copenhagen. I wonder if I will ever make it back here again…
Norway was once part of Denmark. The two countries still have very close ties. Almost a fourth of my students at Copenhagen Business School are from Norway. The tragedy in Oslo on Friday is probably affecting Denmark more than any other country outside of Norway.
Today’s photo is of the flags outside the “Black Diamond” library in Copenhagen, which are being flown at half mast in memory of those who lost their lives in Norway.
I first mentioned The Rock back in 2008. Last night I returned for some Danish Death Metal.
This will wrap up the Ghost at Roskilde series. Tomorrow I will have some photos from Sweden for you.
BTW, all the Ghost photos in this entry were taken with a Nikon D7000 using a Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D AF Lens.
For more recent photos of the band Ghost (now called Ghost B.C.) click here.