Golden yellows in my studio

Studio Friday: Golden yellows.

Golden yellows at my feet. Self portrait.

I borrowed the Canon D300 (from school) this week, since I’ve been assigned to be the photographer for articles written. I also took some pictures of the golden yellow of autumn, for personal use only.

I adore the autumn more and more, specially the maple trees that now are turning from yellow to red and spreading their big wonderful leaves everywhere.

Autumnal golden yellow trees at Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)
Nature and golden yellows in my studio

These pictures are taken around my school, who today turned 50 years old. It’s a beautiful school that used to be a glass workshop – and I feel privileged to be there and meet wonderful people and learn new and cool things every day. It’s like a learning studio for me, a daytime place to spend time and develop. I think my approach to a studio is growing the more I think about it. I don’t have a special room to create in. I just live creatively like that!

And this week has been very special; my classmates and I have made our very first newspaper together. I’ll try to post more about that later. But for now, enjoy autumn every day that it lasts!

A beautiful tree in golden yellows at Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)
A beautiful tree in golden yellows.
Noses Autumn colors at Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)
Autumn leaves still on the tree at Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)
Autumn colors at Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)
Grounded…
My school and class room at the back of Strömbäck (Photo Copyright H. Andersson)

This is the back door of my school, and every time I pass this door and look out I stop and just gaze at the beauty of the trees and the afternoon sun, and that brown park chair that is standing under one of the trees, lonely – or waiting. It is such a beautiful sight. And from our class room we have a view of the ocean.

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16 Responses

  1. Very nice pictures of the leaves and the trees and the sunlight and shadows – your eyes know where to point the camera, how to frame such interesting pictures. (Plus the 300D isn’t half bad either!)
    You continue to inspire, and of course the “studio” of an artist is all over the place! I can’t wait to read more about the newspaper you and your friend have made!

  2. Oh, your pictures are so lovely! And it?s already so autumny in Sweden! Makes me want to go there right this minute! If all goes well I?ll come to Sweden next year! Something I wanted to do since my childhood (ever since reading my favorite Astrid Lindgren books, LOL).

  3. Love the leaves… I miss them here in California! Have a blast doing the paper… some of my best memories from high school are newspaper related, and it got me where I am now (among other things, I’m a writer…). Have fun!

  4. Gorgeous, Hanna! I love the colors and textures of autumn and you’ve captured both so well in these series of photos!

  5. H?rliga bilder som alltid! Jag ?r inte alls avundsjuk p? att du f?r anv?nda dig av en digital systemkamera. ;) Och Str?mb?ck ?r verkligen s? vackert. Min mamma har en sk?l som ?r gjord d?r p? glasbruket. Det tycker jag ?r roligt d? dom ju i stort s?tt bor n?stg?rds med Str?mb?ck.

  6. Beautiful pictures Hanna!! I’m such and autumn lover myself. I don’t understand how people can get depressed around this time of year because everything is so beautiful outside and there are so many beautiful colors to look at. I also love it to make it warm and cozy inside during this time of year. I’m so jealous of you and your ocean view. Sounds amazing!