to readers, guest photographers and co-authors, thanks for five exciting years of pixels !
While strolling in February we suddenly came across this small
tin city, standing on poles on the lawn. There were even more small "tables" with houses, but I think this one pretty much gives the picture. Kind of different, actually.
text & photo: Anna BobergThis appears to be just your average residential block. But it's located on
Lappkärrsberget (commonly known as "Lappis"), a housing area dedicated to student's lodgings. On Tuesdays at 10 p.m. the
students will open their windows and a primal scream will wipe out all other city sounds. It's an understanding they all have, to join in on a cry in an attempt to diminish the anxiety-ridden feelings connected to studying. You can also watch a Youtube video of the phenomenon
here.
...previously on pixelsWorld Cup qualification matches against Malta and Albania are among the highlights of the coming football season at
Råsunda. Also an international against Denmark and lots of premier division "Allsvenskan" matches beginning 5 April. Tickets of all sorts can be found right here.
It's going to be tough this year if you want to sleep (or sit) on a
bench at
Sergels Torg. I hope they are just renovating them.
Having cave walls decorated with aquatic flowering plants is perfectly natural at
Näckrosen, a subway station in
Solna Municipality. After all,
näckros is the Swedish word for European White Waterlily or White Lotus.
Some snow on the ground and cold weather, on the way up from
Söder Mälarstrand to
Högalid for a warming caffè latte
Your daily dose of Stockholm, Sweden - click on pictures to enlarge!
While strolling in February we suddenly came across this small tin city, standing on poles on the lawn. There were even more small "tables" with houses, but I think this one pretty much gives the picture. Kind of different, actually.
text & photo: Anna Boberg
...previously on pixels
It's going to be tough this year if you want to sleep (or sit) on a bench at Sergels Torg. I hope they are just renovating them.
Having cave walls decorated with aquatic flowering plants is perfectly natural at Näckrosen, a subway station in Solna Municipality. After all, näckros is the Swedish word for European White Waterlily or White Lotus.
Some snow on the ground and cold weather, on the way up from Söder Mälarstrand to Högalid for a warming caffè latte
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