Athena

I brought the system camera to the hospital so I would be able to capture Athena with some quality. :)

Here are some pictures of my beautiful baby daughter who was born 10 weeks early but is now 2 weeks old today

Here she is laying in her incubator.  Even with the tube she still is so beautiful

Tjolöholm Slott

Here are some pictures form our recent trip to Göteborg.

Tjolöholm Slott. Building started around the end of the 19th century and was completed in the early 20th century. The land was owned by a wealthy englishman who died shortly after the building started. His wife continued his plans.

A wonderful building. So majestic

The building is only just over a hundred years old, however the style is that of Elizabethan.

The gardens where fabulous. One can imagine in the summer that they are splendid.











The coastline and beach not far from the house itself.

Some pictures from 2009

Various pictures from 2009

Photographs, James Sargeant, DiMuTech Photograpy

Nature Walk

Well it's the time of year when all the leaves drop and nature provides us with some wonderful colours.
It's great to be able to go out and capture some of this beauty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Photographs, James Sargeant, DiMuTech Photograpy

Something different

I just wanted to try some different pictures form the usual.

These were taken outside in the forest near my friends house. I'd just got the camera and he was showing me how to use the BULB. It was just us, the camera on a 30 second timer and a torch

This was taken in the fritids area near Tullinge. I just thought it was cool at the time as I had balanced the bottle to perfection. A movement in any way would make it fall

 

These next pictures were an accident because I had left the shutter speed open and without knowing took a picture and moved the camera.

These next two were taken with the mobile phone camera but I thought they were cool.

This one was just to capture the isolated heavy rain clouds over Eskilstuna. The cool thing was that it was just there only.

Photographs, James Sargeant, DiMuTech Photgraphy