The Supercargo's Daily Photo Project
Part of the Trädgårdsföreneningen park (and photographer) under snow, reflected in one of the distorting mirrors by the canal.
One of last year’s most popular new words – and selected by Oxford Dictionaries as their Word of the Year – was “selfie”. Not sure whether this fully satisfies the selfie requirements… … Continue readingSnow reflections
A cold wind blows snow across Drottningtorget, with the Central station building behind and Slussgatan passing over the canal in the middle ground. After weeks of rain and wind the thermometer is finally showing sub-zero temperatures and we have a bitter snow, but at least it brightens things up. … Continue readingSnow across Drottningtorget
The tower of Annedalskyrkan framed by a the branch of a winter-bare tree – photo taken from Slotskogen. Annedalskyrkan is working church but also a musical venue with good accoustics – well-worth a visit if there’s a concert on. Somewhat disturbingly the only other photo I have on this site to point you to is Grotesque the Snowman. … Continue readingAnnedalskyrkan framed
A welder carrying out some spot welding repairs on the tram tracks at Brunnsparken. … Continue readingWelding
Distorted reflexion of Gothenburg University buildings (School of Global Studies) at Campus Linné seen in a mirror for vehicles making deliveries. … Continue readingMirror image
A team of young hockey players – all kitted out by Unihoc – gathered at Brunsparken perhaps to travel to a tournament. … Continue readingUnihoc
Metal sheet iron sculpture with the words “Has anyone asked for me?” cut through it, lying on the ground outside one of the wings of the Konstepidemi (Art Epidemic) artists’ collective. I was asking, but no one was home.
Our local paper (Göteborgs-Posten) had led me to believe there was an open day at the Konstepidemin, but they were wrong and the place was largely deserted. … Continue readingHas anyone asked for me?