This is what a beach on the west coast of Jutland looks like in November. (Jutland is the furthest west of the many islands comprising Denmark.) You'll have to imagine the wind.
I felt this was a palette I understood: grey skies, wind bleached sea grass, grey sea.
This is a fishing village perched between the beach and the fjord - even more windswept, if that's possible, since it gets the wind from both the west and the east.
I appreciated the attempts at brightening up the landscape.
I liked the Danish flags adorning many of the buildings.
I felt this was a palette I understood: grey skies, wind bleached sea grass, grey sea.
This is a fishing village perched between the beach and the fjord - even more windswept, if that's possible, since it gets the wind from both the west and the east.
I appreciated the attempts at brightening up the landscape.
I liked the Danish flags adorning many of the buildings.
But most of all I liked the beach.
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