Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast.
My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive.
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Sunday, 28 March 2010
It is Easter soon, and many families have gone on holiday for the whole of next week.
Most people decorate their homes with some yellow flowers.
This is a shot from inside my favorite florist shop.
I was going to say that it must be a "yellow" season! I think Easter here is celebrated with more white than yellow. Not that it matters in the least. Yellow is the color of warmth and life!
Why yellow?? I have not really thought about it.... I used google, and searched for "gul pÄske" and found out that it had to do with celebrating the SUN, here up in the north of Europe.The light, the warmth and energy ....( and green and white are also colors that are used) The church use yellow, but mainly purple. To Kostas; we do paint eggs in all diferent colors. I know the Greek Easter traditions are strong, and I know people from this area who go there again and again.....This year Easter is the same time as here?
This creates a very peaceful feeling.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say that it must be a "yellow" season! I think Easter here is celebrated with more white than yellow. Not that it matters in the least. Yellow is the color of warmth and life!
ReplyDeleteBouquets of sunshine
ReplyDeleteBut what if I want to buy RED flowers??
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot !! Lovely flowers !!~
ReplyDeleteMust buy someone special some flowers today! Nicely taken.
ReplyDeleteA nice still life in yellow! A pity next Theme Day is red!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition, the light and warm tonalities make a perfect atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteEaster is a wonderful time for outdoor life,holidays,travel etc.
ReplyDeleteDo you paint eggs with reds?
Lots of people have left here as well.
ReplyDeleteLovely, but why yellow in Easter? :-)
ReplyDeleteWhy yellow?? I have not really thought about it.... I used google, and searched for "gul pÄske" and found out that it had to do with celebrating the SUN, here up in the north of Europe.The light, the warmth and energy ....( and green and white are also colors that are used)
ReplyDeleteThe church use yellow, but mainly purple.
To Kostas; we do paint eggs in all diferent colors. I know the Greek Easter traditions are strong, and I know people from this area who go there again and again.....This year Easter is the same time as here?