A Walk in the Park...

Some pictures of beautiful Dyrehavn from this morning... So gracious of the nice weather to put in an appearance after the galeforce winds of last week (which were so strong at one point, outgoing flights from Copenhagen were cancelled)...I am amazed that the little red guy on my last picture was able to cling onto the tree without being airborne, but perhaps it explains why the picture looks a little fuzzier than it actually should? Or perhaps it's because it's about time I learned how to take pictures and use my camera properly? As with everything, there's no time like the present, so I began with a morning's photography walk with the lovely and very talented Heather from H2o Photography, starting at Bellevue Beach. The lifeguard station there is quite iconic as it was designed by Arne Jacobsen (of egg chair fame no less), so it was nice to finally find it and take its portrait (no naked swimmers this morning unfortunately, not cold enough I expect!)!... After half an hour on the beach discovering settings on my camera I didn't even know existed, it was time to go into the deer park itself. It stretches over 11 Kilometres so we only had time to explore a tiny corner, but it was really nice to just snap away, taking photos of nothing in particular... and the best thing of all I caught all day - the sun, it's nice to have you back, we have all missed you!...