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We had our first snow overnight into the early daylight hours today. It didn’t amount to much, maybe 1-2” and that’s typical for early December. This scene was photographed looking across the old channel at the Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt on NE 126th Avenue in Polk County, Iowa. It was about 8:30am, the snow had just stopped and the sky was staring to clear in the west to create a nice colorful backdrop.
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
This was my first camera. My parents gave it to me as a child 46 years ago. With it I photographed my entire family for years. How many beautiful memories!
PS: And it still works of course!
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A group of young hikers set out at first light to climb a mountain. In about three hours they should be on the distant peak with a great view of Moraine Lake and the Central Oregon Cascades.
We happened to be out walking along Paradise Pond when the earliest snow flakes from Saturday's Winter storm began to fly. Temperatures were down in the 20s so the snowflakes were compact little balls of ice. These are delicate little clematis vine seeds, on the botanic garden fence, with some of those first, tiny flakes on them.
My fiirst Dragonfly hunt of the year and I spotted one. This Broad bodied Chaser [Libellula depressa] was shy and I couldn't get close to her. A nice start to my season, though and a pleasure to see them back.
The first slushfall of the season hit Sand Patch overnight, and enough of it lingers today to make an early winter scene. This is train M332-14, featuring eight units on the head end, eastbound near Mance.
We have red kites flying over our house most days, and this afternoon I decided to have a go at taking an image of one. I have aimed my camera at them before, but not had a recognisable result. Today I used continuous auto focusing and tracking using the hi speed facility, and after some post processing managed to capture one. I am now encouraged to try again.