Yesterday I wrote about being overwhelmed by the landscape at Porkkala peninsula, and one aspect of it was the difficulty of knowing how to capture the landscape in a photograph. There was just too much to take in at once, an impressive amount of small-scale details and the grand vista of the sea.
Anyway, here are four photographs taken at Pampskatan, which is the south end of the peninsula, almost like an island, sea all around. It was dry, and the effects of drought were visible in the landscape.
I'm still remembering the impressions of the peninsula, and it is calling, calling, but I must resist the call, I must, resist.
(Posting title is from the poem Sea-Heroes by H. D.)
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