I recently found a picture from last spring. At first I thought was too hazy but now I like it.

Photo Data
Focal lenght: 150mm
Aperture: ƒ/8
Shutter speed: 1/125
ISO: 400

This door is somewhat unique because others like this are renovated or gone. Probably same will happen to this door, depending on the house - will it be renovated or replaced with some new and boring building.

Photo Data
Focal lenght: 21mm
Aperture: ƒ/6.3
Shutter speed: 1/30
ISO: 200

This photo was taken last weekend near Estonian-Latvian border. Unfortunately there is no Latvia on this picture (it’s about one kilometer to the right). The problem wasn’t that there was no view but that there was strong wind and drizzling rain straight to the face and lens. On the picture the haziness of the far distances is also because of rain.

On the picture you can see somewhat typical Estonian autumn with yellow leaves and some rain. The river on the right is Mustjõgi (Black river) that about after a kilometer flows to the Koiva river that for over 20 km is the border river between Estonia and Latvia.

Photo Data
Focal lenght: 27mm
Aperture: ƒ/7.1
Shutter speed: 1/100
ISO: 200

Just a little green, pine needles and some lichens. Autumn. Even if it doesn’t look like that.

Photo Data
Focal lenght: 37mm
Aperture: ƒ/7.1
Shutter speed: 1/40
ISO: 200

I went mushroom picking the other day, but instead of mushrooms I found a former underground shelter. Maybe it’s too late for mushrooms but just the right time for shelters. Since the shelter was in such a bad condition and too big to bring home I took a picture instead. There’s not much left of it, the roof has collapsed and the only part standing as meant to be, is the entrance. If you look carefully you may see it on the right.

The question is who built and used this shelter. For boys it’s too well built and there’s no houses nearby. The other possible explanation is that the shelter belonged to two famous Estonian outlaws, the Voitka brothers. They were wanted for fourteen years, most of it they lived in forests and were finally caught in year 2000.

Photo Data
Focal lenght: 14mm
Aperture: ƒ/3.5
Shutter speed: 1/30
ISO: 400