Me and my mother went to Fårö today doin some pop-culture tourism. For you who doesn´t know the concept it is when the vaccation is about traveling to the sites where stories are told, like films and books. In the case of Gotland, many stories have been told and Fårö an island to the north, where the home of Ingmar Bergman for many years, one of Swedens most well known directors.
We drove around Fårö visiting Bergman center, the church on Fårö where the director also is buried and also Bergman center, where we had a coffee and looked at the exhibitions.
The name of the sites we visited is (in order shown in pictures) Fårö church, Bergman center, Gamle hamn, Lauter, Digerhuvud, Helgumannen, Langhammars, Fårö fyr and Engelska kolerakyrkogården (the English kolera-graveyard).
Katarina
Canon 5D Mark iii, 24-105 mm Canon lens, lightroom.
Vackra bilder från en speciell plats.
Har aldrig varit där, få se vad framtiden har i sitt beredskap.
Ja. Fantastiska fotomöjligheter. Åk åk åk
Jag köper en lott! 🙂
Haha 🙂
men åh, dina bilder.. jag dör!
haha tack! Jo, här är då fotomöjligheterna oäändliga. 🙂 Jag dör lite inombord. Hade velat ha detta på min bakgård. Kalksten å kalksten.
beautiful always. Faro islands have such a romantic and wild feel as do most islands!
Yes. Actually the filmaker had decided his film for another island at first, the orkney islands in England (I think) but the movie company thought it to be to expensive. So someone whispered Fårö, and off he went. the filmaker is burried there today.
Underbara foton! Länge sen jag var där, borde göra ett nytt besök.
Det tycker jag. Kommer nog återvända om något år eller två. Fantastiskt!