Photographer’s Note
These buildings used to be harbour store houses. Now they have been converted into art galleries, tourist gift shops and cafés.
Arvika is a very small town, close to the Norwegian border.
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rey316
(1900) 2009-02-25 6:28
Hej Gunnar
I always liked in Sweden such big red building. One of my friend who lives out of town and has three big saray. In one, he keeps the horses in another old car and the third everything. You can find everything.
Good job. Good light and color as well as a small tree decorated with beautiful flowers.
Regards
Andrey
jurek1951
(25760) 2009-02-25 8:38
Hi Gunnar,
Really very nice your architecture photos this one is very sharp and very well composed.The lighting is fantastic.
Georg
ellelloo
(4684) 2009-02-25 11:40
Hej Gunnar,
You keep finding these lovely red houses with white corners or white window frames. :-) Great summer light and very beautiful colours with excellent clarity and sharpness. Thanks for sharing!
Hälsningar,
Lasse
Fis2
(45286) 2009-02-25 12:33
Witaj Gunnar!
Interesting buildings, very curious architecture.
I like the composition and frame.
Good colors and super sharpness.
Well done.
Regards
Krzysztof
fanni
(8717) 2009-02-25 16:08
Hej Gunnar,
harbour store houses? the same as in Stockholm...!
As I always say, this combination of colours (red and white) never fails :)
The buildings are not architectural chefs-d'oeuvre, but I think in this case it is the mood of the bright sunny summer day that matters!
Best regards,
Elena
emka
(21143) 2009-02-26 0:01
Hi Gunnar, Nice houses in red. Interesting white strips. One can see still that it was store house - there is something under the roof to take ware. Pleasant lazy summer atmosphere. Nice flowers.
Regards
Malgorzata
JanD
(14401) 2009-02-26 0:57
Howdy Saxo!
Very interesting buildings, wooden buildings. Nice light and colors. Good sharpness.
Regards!
snunney
(34186) 2009-02-26 1:10
Hello Gunnar,
Always good to see these sort of buildings retained and put to another use rather being torn down in the name of progress. The rich reds of the timber make a fine contrast with the blue sky and I like the inclusion of the colourful little bush on the right. Wonderful sharpness.
toto
(18563) 2009-02-27 0:47
Bonjour,
belle photo de ces deux hauts batiments.
Jolies couleurs, bonne netteté, belle vue d' ensemble, bonne restirution.
Amitiés Thomas
ChrisJ
(69618) 2009-02-27 2:26
Hi Gunnar
A superb warm vs cold color contrast, between the red facade of the building & blue sky. Marvellous colour saturation & with good sharpness. Tfs!
aadilj
(17950) 2009-02-28 0:37
I love the claruty, crispness and rich saturation of this ncie and upfront composition Gunnar. the ambience and the mood are very refreshing
skoogmi (39) 2009-03-06 11:03
Hej Gunnar,
En ganska speciell byggnad med dessa tvärliggande stockar. De markanta vita linjerna gör också sitt till för att lysa upp bilden.
Hälsningar
Mikael
holmertz
(9328) 2009-03-21 8:08
Hej Gunnar,
Did you know that the guide-book Lonely Planet has named Arvika as the worst place in Sweden? Maybe they didn't see these quite fine old buildings, or maybe some picturesque art galleries weren't enough to compensate for the utter dullness of the rest of the town.
Ni hade i alla fall tur med vädret.
Gert
danyy
(68088) 2009-03-27 23:47
Bonjour Gunnar,
cela m'a l'air de bâtiments très typiques, surtout par leur couleur. Une photo bien éclairée qui montre chaque détail et notamment que cet endrtoit est très propre et bien entretenu.
Regards
Daniel.
nirvana73
(8516) 2009-04-03 23:07
Hello Gunnar
beautiful houses
interesting white corner
good observation and POV
i like colors and sharpness too
tfs
regards
Ozhan
Photo Information
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Copyright: Gunnar Holmertz (saxo042)
(15188) - Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2008-08-01
- Categories: Architecture
- Camera: Canon Powershot A620
- Exposure: f/4, 1/800 seconds
- More Photo Info: view
- Map: view
- Photo Version: Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2009-02-25 6:12








