Yo have had all the luck on your side of the Alps. Lots of snow, and now crocuses. We are still at the catkins stage here.
I think we all get a bit of photographic burnout from time to time. Maybe time to find some new subjects. Or maybe just wait for spring to get the sap moving again.
Well they're growing in Scotland! š But they are wild Narcissus pseudonarcissus, which is native all over Wales, England and, apparently SW Scotland. These are just 10 minutes walk from home in Newton Stewart , and we used to have identical ones growing wild in our neighbouring orchard in Gloucestershire.
Thanks a lot! Perhaps Iāll try to explain the technique behind it when Iāve made a couple of shots of the setupā¦ itās easier to show than to explain, even though itās overall pretty simple.
Nice place, well composed.
I remember it used to freeze inside of the windows when I was young. This reminded me these days.
And here in Kent, England, yesterday I had to scrape frost from the car's windows. But daffodils are everywhere.
I love them, so simple and nice.
The event is not something I would have enjoyed but you captured the essence of it very well.
It looks to me pretty sharp :)
I think so .....
The nature has its own strange way ! I liked the colours very much.
I hope you get better and fully recovered swiftly. I like the BW film grain very much...
Yes; earlier fires, later untamed urbanisation/concretization ruined many beautiful wooden houses.
I have a book by an Italian photographer, Gabriele Basilico, who shot some interesting pictures of these old wooden houses.
I never lived in one of them but I have been many of them. There were full beautiful details, I cant forget one them it was a wooden piece on the ceiling where the lights are hanged, it was intricate and beautiful. The old mosques pre Ottoman era during Seljuks were all wooden as well.
What a beautiful place. These older mosques have a wonderful sense of tranquility.
