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Hello everyone! 
I've been thinking a bit about which Swedish motifs actually work best in photography. For me, it's often simple things that say a lot about Sweden: nature, old buildings, red cottages, coastal environments, forests, midsummer, winter landscapes and of course the Swedish flag.
The interesting thing is that such motifs not only make beautiful pictures, but also tell something about Swedish culture, history and everyday life. A picture of a flag, a calm lake or a small village road can sometimes feel more Swedish than a classic tourist photo.
I recently read a little more about Swedish culture and symbols on swedenflag.se and it made me think about how much identity there actually is in simple photographic motifs.
Which Swedish motifs do you think are most interesting to photograph?
I've been thinking a bit about which Swedish motifs actually work best in photography. For me, it's often simple things that say a lot about Sweden: nature, old buildings, red cottages, coastal environments, forests, midsummer, winter landscapes and of course the Swedish flag.
The interesting thing is that such motifs not only make beautiful pictures, but also tell something about Swedish culture, history and everyday life. A picture of a flag, a calm lake or a small village road can sometimes feel more Swedish than a classic tourist photo.
I recently read a little more about Swedish culture and symbols on swedenflag.se and it made me think about how much identity there actually is in simple photographic motifs.
Which Swedish motifs do you think are most interesting to photograph?
