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We're 22 kilometers north of the city and there's something intriguing about the shape of Vallentuna Church. Remember the runestone?
Vallentuna kyrka, Vallentuna (map) 22 May 2010
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5 years ago
2010-06-08
We're 22 kilometers north of the city and there's something intriguing about the shape of Vallentuna Church. Remember the runestone?
Vallentuna kyrka, Vallentuna (map) 22 May 2010
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It is a great photograph. Love the sky and the game of light and shadows.
I didn't remember the runestones, but I remember quite well this church and your signature sky.
I hadn't seen the runestone but I have now!
We are so lucky to have a night owl blogger like you to get all these fantastic shots. That sky is really gorgeous!
I love the blue sky together with the church.
Ain't nothing like a good summer night shift.
Luis Gomez: Those intricate shapes and angles make for good shadows too.
VP: This sky was extraordinary so I wouldn't call it signature but thanks anyway...
Halcyon: Night owl? I consider that an honorary title! :)
Lena Johansson: Hopefully we'll pay a visit inside again before long.
History is all around us, folks.
Perfect time for a night photo...when the blue of the sky meets the blue of the earth...
This is even spookier than most churches!
Hi Per - re your comment on Cedar Key DP: Downtown Cedar Key is about 4 blocks long and after about 8 pm there's hardly any critter moving in the streets.
You could open your windows wide and sleep like a baby...so long as you had screens on them to keep out the biting bugs!
What a gorgeous photo! I love that sky :-)
It's been a long time now since I last told you about the amazing light you manage to get in your shots! :-) Fantastic!
stunning bleu sky, nice night shot! ^0^
it looks kind of eerie but beautiful. ^0^
Next to a lake, on top of a hill... they certainly knew how to pick locations for churches.
Jacob: What triggered me was a change in the weather with the sky clearing up minute by minute.
Tinsie: Thanks. So did I.
JM: Appreciate that. So far this summer, skies haven't been very interesting but this one sure was.
arabesque: It didn't feel eerie at all!
Thanks everyone.
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