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The grass in the park was sparkling in the sun due to the early morning mist. A couple of old leaves break up all the green with its bright colours.
It's been awhile since I've posted any photos here. There's probably...around 4 years' worth of travels that I've yet to sort out photo-wise. The fact that most people (myself included) have no incentive to travel these days has triggered me to finally sit down and revisit these photos.
This photo was from the last time I visited Japan in Springtime - hard to imagine that it was a year and a half ago. We got there at the very tail end of the sakura blossom period, when everything is being replaced by a sea of green. For everyone who wants to get some respite from the crazy tourist hubbub of Kyoto, I would really suggest heading to Eikando Zenriji.
@Eikando Zenriji, Kyoto
Una de mis dos fotos publicadas en el número 10 de "Canonikos".
Si aún no la has visto, estás perdiendo el tiempo!!
Last weekend me and two of my friend headed to Leivonmäki nationalpark to photograph milkyway. These are the last times to see milkyway, becouse nights are getting too bright. This was also my first time to shoot milkyway with that amazing Sigma 20mm f/1.4 ART lens and oh yes it is good on stars! I also tried exposure stacking with StarryLandscapeStacker and it is suberb to stack starry landscapes! One benefit to have a Macbook Pro. Oh and ofcourse, it was nice to see how that Nikon D750 handles high ISO's, it performed amazingly good.
With all this cold weather I have still not been able to venture out with the camera, here is one from the springtime with the Buttercups in all their glory at Hatfield Forest.
A baby cake full of Springtime , made for a great niece this week, crazy busy this week will try to visit one and all this evening or late tomorrow... Best wishes to all..
Nothing says Springtime in Arizona like a snow storm. Throw in some frosty beavers and you have this scene with 2 SD70ACU rebuilds leading a Sweetgrass, MT to Modesto, CA grain train. They had been chilling out just east of the control point along with 4 other WB's while DS10, or rather the Movement Planner, fleeted 3 EB's by them on M2 on account of MOW crews on M1 from E. Flagstaff to E. Bellemont. Even the Flag Switcher got to come up to Purina and back into the yard before these guys got the light. The snow was flying and sticking for a couple hours while they awaited their turn to attack the hill. Now with a green signal the EMD's are digging in to get all 97 loads over the hump here. CP 7032 and BNSF 3945 are trailing up front, along with CP 8798 and BNSF 7875 pushing on the rear.
The historic town of Talkeetna, Alaska is located near the base of North America's tallest peak, Denali. Population of 1,237 (in recent census). Photo taken downtown on April 16, 2021.
On a grey, cold and colour-free late winter sunday, I found some spirit in watching photos of a long gone springtime photo walk. Isn't that a courious beautiful little flower?