MEADOW WOOL IN NIGHT LIGHT

An atmospheric picture of the midnight sun and fluffy tupas wools in the fell's forest.

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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!
• The board is full of the atmosphere of a nightless night!

There will be surveillance on summer nights, if at all possible. So this picture was born on one of those sleepless nights, when the beauty and silence of nature speaks the most and sleeping feels like wasting great moments.

The picture was taken after midnight, when the sun was rising, although it did not set properly. In the backlight, the meadow voles can hear the light through.

Reino Helismaa described it in his song Kaksi Vanhaa Tukkijätkää: "I feel the delicate smell of meadow wool.." Actually, meadow wool does not smell, but it gives a delicate impression on calm summer nights and you can understand that the lyricist has sensed a scent that was not there, but still was. That's probably enough.

Tupasvilla, often called meadow willow, is a truly descriptive plant. Tupasvilla has a stem that is over half a meter high. It is crowned with a white tassel. There is something bigger than ordinary in that bushy gust of wind rising high from the ground.

Delicate ropes are like the finest silky brush. Even so, they stay in place even in a hard storm at the end of a long, but only a couple of millimeter-thick stem.

— The photographer tells