Jannik Lindquist's Photos : Popular Photos : A rose in late sunlight Shot across the fence of a small garden in Guldbergsgade - one of the strangest streets in all of Copenhagen because of its intense mix of people with all kinds of income-level and ethnic background. On the one hand it's a street that's kind of tucked away - for years it was a street with *very* little traffic. For this reason it was often used by less kind people to dump worn out (or stolen) cars. It was not uncommon to see "new" old cars every week - without license plates and with broken windows (often without doors and seats as well). In recent years the area has seen a tremendous growth in small shops, restaurants, kindergartens - and one of Copenhagen's most popular cinemas. For this reason it is now a very popular street with all kinds of trendy people moving around between the local drunks :-) I did several vertical versions - but none came out with as pleasing light and colours as this one. I did pop it up in Picasa, but even without pop it was much superior to the other (better composed) versions.

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Jannik Lindquist > Well, coins...just a snapshot while waiting for the kids to get ready to go

Jannik Lindquist > Signe - a very good friend of Kirstine and Sikker in a field of flowers at Hillerød, Denmark

Jannik Lindquist > A rose in late sunlight

Shot across the fence of a small garden in Guldbergsgade - one of the strangest streets in all of Copenhagen because of its intense mix of people with all kinds of income-level and ethnic background. On the one hand it's a street that's kind of tucked away - for years it was a street with *very* little traffic. For this reason it was often used by less kind people to dump worn out (or stolen) cars. It was not uncommon to see "new" old cars every week - without license plates and with broken windows (often without doors and seats as well). In recent years the area has seen a tremendous growth in small shops, restaurants, kindergartens - and one of Copenhagen's most popular cinemas. For this reason it is now a very popular street with all kinds of trendy people moving around between the local drunks :-)

I did several vertical versions - but none came out with as pleasing light and colours as this one. I did pop it up in Picasa, but even without pop it was much superior to the other (better composed) versions.

Jannik Lindquist > Sunrays over Lake Sortedam in Copenhagen (please view as large as your monitor permits)

Jannik Lindquist > A lamp shade - rather large and peculiar and placed in the ceiling of the 1930's house of my father-in-law

Jannik Lindquist > My son, Sikker, walking on Boserupvej in one of the largest forests in Denmark: Gribskov in the northern part of Zealand.

Jannik Lindquist > From a recent visit to the Zoo with Sikker, Kirstine and Sikker's best friend, Pelle. The kids are trying to capture pearls with tools resembling the bill of the Ibis and the bill of the Spoonbill.

Jannik Lindquist > Kistine picking wild flowers. Another shot from our recent visit to good friends in Hillerød, Denmark.

A rose in late sunlight

Shot across the fence of a small garden in Guldbergsgade - one of the strangest streets in all of Copenhagen because of its intense mix of people with all kinds of income-level and ethnic background. On the one hand it's a street that's kind of tucked away - for years it was a street with *very* little traffic. For this reason it was often used by less kind people to dump worn out (or stolen) cars. It was not uncommon to see "new" old cars every week - without license plates and with broken windows (often without doors and seats as well). In recent years the area has seen a tremendous growth in small shops, restaurants, kindergartens - and one of Copenhagen's most popular cinemas. For this reason it is now a very popular street with all kinds of trendy people moving around between the local drunks :-)

I did several vertical versions - but none came out with as pleasing light and colours as this one. I did pop it up in Picasa, but even without pop it was much superior to the other (better composed) versions.