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The text ”Astonishing” in brightly coloured curvy letters on a black brick wall on the side of an apartment building – against a clear blue sky. I'd taken a picture of the same mural on the same building, against a grey Autumn sky, on the 20th November last year.
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A sunflower reaching up against a clear blue sky.
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Sea scene from the dunes behind Balka beach, Bornholm. A little curving path in between the dune grass in the foreground. Life saver tent peaking out from behind the dune. A little sliver of beach visible. Clear blue sky, dotted with little white clouds.
Gravel road. Tree mid-distance, to the right. Smaller tree a little further on to the left. Trees on the horizon. Caspar David Friedrich colours in the late evening sky.
Morning mist. Layers. Trees at the center. Building to the left. Distant trees, receding. Construction crane. The bridge over the tracks. A solitary figure.
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Natural special effect with the sun reflecting off the Carlsberg towers at unusual angles in the morning mist – a closer view from a little further down the road.
Natural special effects with the sun reflecting off the Carlsberg towers at unusual angles in the morning mist – a closer view.
Natural special effects with the sun reflecting off the Carlsberg towers at unusual angles in the morning mist.
My first espresso sitting outside at Darcy’s Coffee since last September. Sunshine, city life. Looking at the wonderful trees that align Åboulevard, and imagining what it would be like if it was car free once again.
And so we come to the end of this lockdown photo project – the coffee corner where it all started 100 days ago – now open to the public, chairs ready, sun shining, ice cream sandwich-sign out on the pavement. Flowers, trees, cushions. The same old graffiti on the letterbox.

And so we come to the end of this lockdown photo project: the coffee corner where it all started 100 days ago – now open to the public, chairs ready, sun shining, ice cream sandwich-sign out on the pavement. Flowers, trees, cushions. The same old graffiti on the letterbox.

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A little Rorschach test with this pavilion, the remains of the West Chapel, converted as part of the Crossroads Project (Stjernevejsprojektet) in the middle of Vestre Kirkegaard. A fresh morning, blossoms sprinkled on the ground. Birds singing. The sounds of nature. And some SPYO graffiti if you look closely.
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If it wasn’t for the bronze-yellow of the car bringing out the yellow of SPYO’s graffiti in contrast to the two blue chimneys reaching up against the grey-blue of the sky, I perhaps wouldn’t have taken this photograph of what is otherwise a generally drab corner of Valby.