On Saturday I went for a photo walk with some friends and it resulted in this random gallery:
The Botanical Garden, Tøyen, Oslo.
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Cardinal Guzman 
Nice randoms!
Thank you Harrie.
WOW!! I can’t remember ever coming home from a single walk carrying 48 successful photos!!!! (I am not sure I counted right, there may be even more of them). There are blacks and whites, and amazing colour shots and ones in between which are my favourite. Impressive work, Max! I will be honoured to post the link. Thank you.
Thanks for a wonderful comment and for all the individual comments on the photos Paula.
Your counting is correct, but personally I don’t count them as 48 successful photos: I’m satisfied with less than a handful of them (you are your own worst critique, isn’t that what they say?).
You are most welcome, Max. I have a great fun, and found a lot of inspiration along the way. As for being a critique, gosh I hope they are right. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.
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Excellent.
Thanks Rabirius.
Spennende tur rundt om i Oslo, flott resultat!
wonderful photographs
What wonderful colors you found in the city. I’d love to take that walk. 🙂
If you guys ever visit Oslo, I’ll show you around.
A very colourful city you live in, Cardinal. The mini-waterfalls look wonderful. Not surprised if you were tempted to jump in… Nice mix of architecture, nature and people. You really open your eyes when you take a leisure walk outside 🙂
Thank you Mabel. I wanted to walk along a river, but the others voted for the botanical garden. Next time I’ll go on my own and head to the river. Small waterfalls are nice, but bigger ones are better.
You took me with you , in this Oslo photo-walk , with these wonderful takes! It seems you live in a splendid town , CG!
The blue is just wonderful!
I simply LOVE the reflections. Great job!
IMG_1848, is that a tree branch that grew threw a chain link fence?
Yes, it’s a branch that grew into a fence. Now the tree is cut down, but the branch stays there as a reminder to by-passers: “This used to be our place.”
Wow Cardinal, that’s one exciting photo walk!
great collage