This is how the four seasons change on this small island in Finland

Dubai, United Arab Emirates - It's not strange to see the seasons change, especially in Lapland. However, a series of photos by a Finnish nature photographer impressed many Finns after he captured aerial views of the changing beauty of Kutisaari Island during the four seasons.

Kotisaari Island is located approximately 1.6 kilometers from the city of Rovaniemi, the capital of the Lapland region, and is one of the smallest islands in Finland. In an interview with the Ofoq News website in Arabic, Finnish photographer Jani Yilinampa said that he originally took an aerial photo of this island on a sunny summer day, which he had forgotten about in his archives for about a year.

Later, Ylinamba shared the photo on his Instagram page, and it was quickly shared widely by his followers. After a period of time, the Finnish photographer had an idea, which was to document the island in the different seasons of the year, due to the amazing natural changes that the island witnesses every season.

Although it is located in his hometown, Yelinamba found the island by chance, when he was looking around for attractive locations to photograph with his self-driving drone camera. The island is surrounded by the Kimioki River, which flows through the city of Rovaniemi, and is easily accessible, as it is located only 130 meters from the beach.

In winter, when the river freezes over, the island can be reached by walking, said Ylinamba. These four shots took about 10 months, with Ylinamba later enriching the series with his own images such as river floods, night shots, and fog sweeping across the island.

This series is an impressive representation of various colors from summer greens to autumn colors and winter snow whites. From the Finnish photographer's point of view, summer is his favorite season on the island, as it reminds him of spending quiet time in a summer cabin away from all the hustle and bustle of the city.

Yelinamba received widespread feedback on his photos, noting that most of them express admiration for this small island.