THE WHITE SILENCE OF MIDWINTER

The white silence of midwinter - a magical fairytale forest created by cannon snow

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• Hand-assembled and quality-assured traditional canvas board
• The fabric is tensioned to a durable frame.
• The board is made using a high-quality method to guarantee the best color brilliance and color durability.
• The board uses high-quality matte fabric.
  
• The fabric that folds to the sides gives the picture a beautiful depth and the high-quality fabric has a natural surface.
• Atmospheric interior design for winter lovers in neutral colors suitable for many homes.

Kaamos time is not only a spectrum of shades, but also a time of cannon snow. The alternating humidity of the air with frost collects snow on the tree branches, sometimes very heavily. In cloudy weather, the forest landscape is white and the snowballs of the trees form imaginative shapes, like a fairy tale forest.

Kaamosaika can turn even a familiar nearby forest into a mysterious wilderness, in which moving in silence is an experience. I have often seen how passionately, for example, the British experience the snow forest when they move around on their snowshoes in the middle of it. After all, it's completely different from the traffic jam of London or any other big city.

The dense forest also dampens sounds well. There you can enjoy the silence right in the nearby forest. Imagination can take over and imagine being in the wilderness far away from everything. Moving slowly in such an environment calms the mind and I have often seen a smile on the hiker's face.

As a photographer myself, I have certain favorite trees that I visit from time to time to say hello in different seasons. The low-lying but tough fell pine in the picture is one of them.

A variety of thoughts arise in the vicinity of such a small tree. Because even if the fell pine does not dazzle with its size, the number of annual rings that determine its age can be amazing. Lapland grows small, but tough.

— The photographer tells