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Photos by Hans Christian Davidsen

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Lake in the Stångehuvud Nature Reserve near Lysekil in Sweden. The area offers a beautiful Scandinavian archipelago landscape.  
Shot: August 2, 2017.
Lake in the Stångehuvud Nature Reserve near Lysekil in Sweden. The area offers a beautiful Scandinavian archipelago landscape. Shot: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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At Bockeskärshålet on the island of Hållö on the Bohuslän archipelago coast. Hållö is one of the most beautiful archipelago islands on the west coast of Sweden.
Shot: August 4, 2017.
At Bockeskärshålet on the island of Hållö on the Bohuslän archipelago coast. Hållö is one of the most beautiful archipelago islands on the west coast of Sweden. Shot: August 4, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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Photo from the Swedish archipelago island Hållö off the coastal town of Smögen. A skerry is a small rocky island formed during the ice ages when the Scandinavian ice sheet overran and polished the underlying rock masses.  
Shot: August 4, 2017.
Photo from the Swedish archipelago island Hållö off the coastal town of Smögen. A skerry is a small rocky island formed during the ice ages when the Scandinavian ice sheet overran and polished the underlying rock masses. Shot: August 4, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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Shear landscape at Soldatudden on the southern part of the island Hållö. Shot: August 4, 2017.
Shear landscape at Soldatudden on the southern part of the island Hållö. Shot: August 4, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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Swimming and boat pier in front of the island Svartsö in the Stockholm Archipelago. The Stockholm Archipelago consists of approximately 30,000 islands, skerries, and rocks, stretching 80 km east of the city center into the Baltic Sea.
Photo taken: July 27, 2017.
Swimming and boat pier in front of the island Svartsö in the Stockholm Archipelago. The Stockholm Archipelago consists of approximately 30,000 islands, skerries, and rocks, stretching 80 km east of the city center into the Baltic Sea. Photo taken: July 27, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Södermanland

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The garden Stadshusträdgården as seen from the Stockholm City Hall tower.  
Shot: July 26, 2017.
The garden Stadshusträdgården as seen from the Stockholm City Hall tower. Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Södermanland

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The garden Stadshusträdgården as seen from the Stockholm City Hall tower.  
Shot: July 26, 2017.
The garden Stadshusträdgården as seen from the Stockholm City Hall tower. Shot: July 26, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Södermanland

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The gorge »Kungsklyftan« near Fjällbacka in western Sweden. For the filming of Ronja the Robber's Daughter, one of the later children's novels by the Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, the Kungsklyftan, which divides the local mountain Vetteberget into two uneven parts, was chosen as the filming location for the Wolf Gorge, the access to Mattis Castle. The film was shot in 1984, but the Kungsklyftan has hardly changed to this day.  
Shot: August 1, 2017.
The gorge »Kungsklyftan« near Fjällbacka in western Sweden. For the filming of Ronja the Robber's Daughter, one of the later children's novels by the Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, the Kungsklyftan, which divides the local mountain Vetteberget into two uneven parts, was chosen as the filming location for the Wolf Gorge, the access to Mattis Castle. The film was shot in 1984, but the Kungsklyftan has hardly changed to this day. Shot: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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The gorge  Kungsklyftan  near Fjällbacka in western Sweden. For the film adaptation of Ronja the Robber's Daughter, one of the later children's novels by the Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, the Kungsklyftan, which divides the local mountain Vetteberget into two uneven parts, was chosen as the filming location for the Wolf Gorge, the access to Mattis Castle. Photo taken: August 1, 2017.
The gorge "Kungsklyftan" near Fjällbacka in western Sweden. For the film adaptation of Ronja the Robber's Daughter, one of the later children's novels by the Swedish author Astrid Lindgren, the Kungsklyftan, which divides the local mountain Vetteberget into two uneven parts, was chosen as the filming location for the Wolf Gorge, the access to Mattis Castle. Photo taken: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

306 1200x797 Px, 18.08.2017

View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan from Tällberg in Dalarna. The province of Dalarna is located in central Sweden and borders Norway and the Swedish mountains to the west. Dalarna is apparently considered even more Swedish than Abba and Ikea combined.
Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from Tällberg in Dalarna. The province of Dalarna is located in central Sweden and borders Norway and the Swedish mountains to the west. Dalarna is apparently considered even more Swedish than Abba and Ikea combined. Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan from Strängen in Tällberg in Dalarna. The lake has an area of 290 km², a maximum depth of 134 meters, and a water volume of approximately 8 km³.

Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from Strängen in Tällberg in Dalarna. The lake has an area of 290 km², a maximum depth of 134 meters, and a water volume of approximately 8 km³. Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan (simply  Siljan  in Swedish) from Siljansvägen. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River. Another inflow comes from the northern Orsasjön, which is fed by the Oreälven.
Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan (simply "Siljan" in Swedish) from Siljansvägen. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River. Another inflow comes from the northern Orsasjön, which is fed by the Oreälven. Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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View of Lake Siljan from Strängen in Tällberg. Siljan is the seventh largest lake in Sweden. It is located in the Swedish province of Dalarna.  
Shot: July 30, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from Strängen in Tällberg. Siljan is the seventh largest lake in Sweden. It is located in the Swedish province of Dalarna. Shot: July 30, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

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Swimming pier at Lake Törn in Swedish Småland. The province of Småland is typically Scandinavian, with vast coniferous forests, many lakes, and extensive bogs. Photo taken: July 19, 2017.
Swimming pier at Lake Törn in Swedish Småland. The province of Småland is typically Scandinavian, with vast coniferous forests, many lakes, and extensive bogs. Photo taken: July 19, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Smaaland

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Kräkholmen near Fjällbacka at sunset over the Kattegat.  
Shot: August 1, 2017.
Kräkholmen near Fjällbacka at sunset over the Kattegat. Shot: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

The Scherengarten at sunset over Kattegat in front of Fjällbacka as seen from Vetteberget.  
Shot: August 1, 2017.
The Scherengarten at sunset over Kattegat in front of Fjällbacka as seen from Vetteberget. Shot: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Evening sky over Fjällbacka in western Sweden. The Hollywood icon Ingrid Bergman loved the area and enjoyed spending her summers with her family on the island of Dannholmen from 1958 onwards. She often came to Fjällbacka – for shopping and dining out.

Photo taken: August 1, 2017.
Evening sky over Fjällbacka in western Sweden. The Hollywood icon Ingrid Bergman loved the area and enjoyed spending her summers with her family on the island of Dannholmen from 1958 onwards. She often came to Fjällbacka – for shopping and dining out. Photo taken: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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Sunset over the Kattegat as seen from Valö. Val is part of the archipelago coast in western Sweden. Shot: August 1, 2017.
Sunset over the Kattegat as seen from Valö. Val is part of the archipelago coast in western Sweden. Shot: August 1, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Cliff coast in front of the island Kleven west of the village Mögen in western Sweden. An archipelago (Swedish:  skärgård ) is a coastal landscape mainly consisting of skerries. The term is used in German primarily for regions in the Northern European and North Atlantic area such as the northern Baltic Sea, off the Norwegian coast, and off Greenland.  
Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Cliff coast in front of the island Kleven west of the village Mögen in western Sweden. An archipelago (Swedish: "skärgård") is a coastal landscape mainly consisting of skerries. The term is used in German primarily for regions in the Northern European and North Atlantic area such as the northern Baltic Sea, off the Norwegian coast, and off Greenland. Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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View of the archipelago coast from the island of Hållö in western Sweden. The Bohuslän archipelago is an archipelago in the Kattegat north of the city of Gothenburg.  
Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
View of the archipelago coast from the island of Hållö in western Sweden. The Bohuslän archipelago is an archipelago in the Kattegat north of the city of Gothenburg. Photo taken: August 2, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Southern Sweden (Götaland) / Västergötland

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