KAMILA MANKIEWICZ
WINTER
IN STOCKHOLM
SPECIAL EDITION GALLERY
Stockholm looks amazing at any time of the year. Winter time has something magical and mysterious about it and can conjure up amazing ice images and ice sculptures.
As You already know I am the biggest fan of the Stockholm’s marina and have been eagerly waiting to capture these images on my camera.
In winter time I love the most monochrome white shimmering in the sun, the ubiquitous silence, frozen water on the windows who look like painting pictures, and shimmering ice floes in the bay.
Now a resident of a coastal city, I waited impatiently to capture these images in my camera.
I was not disappointed.
the
look
Stockholm is 14 islands connected by 53 bridges. It only takes a few steps to get from one to the next.
Stockholm is called the “Venice of the North” not without reason.
A huge network of canals, islands and bridges, tunnels above and below the water creates the atmosphere and space of this place.
In winter time I love the most monochrome white shimmering in the sun, the ubiquitous silence, frozen water on the windows who looks like painting pictures, and shimmering ice floes in the bay.
Now a resident of a coastal city, I waited impatiently to capture these images in my camera.
I was not disappointed.
Walking around the marina, I soak up the ubiquitous silence and only the crackling snow under my shoes.
I pass quietly standing old fishing boats whose suspended icicles sparkle in the sun.
It is so magical.
the
look
Stockholmers stroll along the promenade in the early afternoon to catch the last rays before sunset.
the
look
The
Look
the
look
Stockholm is 14 islands connected by 53 bridges. It only takes a few steps to get from one to the next.
Stockholm is called the “Venice of the North” not without reason…
The
Look
In winter time I love the most monochrome white shimmering in the sun, the ubiquitous silence, frozen water on the windows who looks like painting pictures, and shimmering ice floes in the bay.
Now a resident of a coastal city, I waited impatiently to capture these images in my camera.
I was not disappointed.
Walking around the marina, I soak up the ubiquitous silence and only the crackling snow under my shoes.
the
look
I pass quietly standing old fishing boats whose suspended icicles sparkle in the sun.
It is so magical.
Stockholmers stroll along the promenade in the early afternoon to catch the last rays before sunset.
the
look
The
Look
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Phone: +46 76 280 10 11
KamilaMankiewicz
Photography
Kamila Mankiewicz Photographer
Contact:
studio(at)kamilamankiewicz.com
Phone: +46 76 280 10 11
Kamila Mankiewicz Photographer
Contact:
studio(at)kamilamankiewicz.com
Phone: +46 76 280 10 11
