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Mamiya 6 with 75mm and Kodak T-Max 400 developed in Rodinal 1:50.

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for our younger Testudo hermanni. The older ones are still asleep.

end of the street - everbody and everything is sleeping.

 

Helios 40 silver 85mm f/1.5

Taken November 25. Desert Tortoise should be hibernating by now, but this guy was still out wandering around.

Creative Hibernation

 

If watercolor photographs

Dissolve in grays

I welcome winter

To hibernate in poetry

Engraving these words

Deeply

Completely

Without confusion or unrest

That my existence is amiss

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©Christine A. Evans 12.2.17

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Grimlinghausen / Neuss / North Rhine-Westphalia / Germany

 

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This is a close-up HDR photo of air bubbles that formed in the ice in the shallow channels beside the river.

Ready for winter in Manning Provincial Park, BC.

There is still a lot of snow in our backyard garden in Sapporo. The plants are patiently waiting for their time to come.

 

Camera: Canon EOS 80D.

Lens: Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM.

Edited with GIMP.

Es werden im Februar keine Fahrkarten für Schiffsfahrten in diesem schönen Reetdachpavillon am Ankerplatz Büsum verkauft.

 

No boat tickets are sold in February in this beautiful thatched roof pavilion in Buesum

Pentax-SMC DA 70mm F2.4 Limited

Hibernating buses, Ester, Alaska, 12/13/2018. Awakening in late spring and ravenous, these colorful Alaskan buses will consume thousands of tourists during Alaska's short summer months only to return to their long slumbers under a blanket of snow for the duration of the cold, dark months of winter. ;)

Sundial on an embankment in Sevastopol.

The weekend before the last I was really mad at myself for being too lazy to get out in the cold in the morning, and by the time I was motivated, I didn’t have much time. Nevertheless, I thought I could take a short walk with my camera at lunchtime, so I was going to drive to a specific place in my hometown from which I knew that it had potential for some nice images. However, there was quite a layer of snow on the road and so I couldn’t drive up the hill, mostly because I had to slow down to get around the only tight turn. I really regret not getting out sooner because then I could have walked up there, but that’s the way it was. So I spent the following week hoping for some snow the next weekend.

 

Fortunately, it snowed the next Friday and this time I was sure to get out, no matter what the weather conditions are. The next morning, we woke up, put on several layers to protect ourselves from the cold and started our hike up the local mountain. Since not a single person had hiked up there that morning, we had to fight our way through a calf-high layer of snow resulting in a hike that took us more than two hours instead of the 45 minutes it takes us to get up there in summer. Of course we stopped a few time to take some images, but mostly with our smartphones as the snow was beautiful, but I found the scenes were lacking some mist that reduces the chaos and typically drastically simplifies such forest scenery.

 

Once we reached the top, we were very happy that the hut was open and we could warm up and get something to drink and eat. After a fairly substantial lunch, we decided to start our descent, but before I really wanted to walk up the last few steps to the summit cross, especially since a bit of mist was rolling in. I knew that I had once taken a quite nice image at this spot, but I noticed that my girlfriend wasn’t really in the mood to wait long for me since it was really cold and windy out there. So I hurried up, took out my camera and snapped a few handheld shots, and I was really glad I did when I looked at them on the laptop. Even though it was not exactly what I had imagined, I really like how this image turned out. I hope you like it too!

The fishing village of Hamnoy emerges at dawn after an overnight snowstorm.

Fujifilm C200, Nikon F100, PS

It's sunny today but oh so cold. I took my first walk early in the morning but returned home quickly as we had -14C at that time (I think I beat my own speed record when I walked around lake Monrepos). Around noon I gave it another try. It was "warmer" but still well below 0C. I came by this shed with farming equipment which looked as if it had barely survived the last winter storm and will probably succumb to the next.

January Wet Macro Fly.

Hair: Stealthic - Dice

Head: Genus - Baby Face W001

Skin: tres beau - bing 4K

Brows: Simple Bloom - Milena 4K

Necklace: NaaNaa's - Lolita

Body: Maitreya - LaraX

NEW Body Suit: small - pleather (Kinky)

Coat: Lunar - Vale

Socks: Eudora3D - Monet

NEW Shoes: Tantrum - Twinkle Tippy Toes (Kinky)

Pose: DenDen Poses

Keeping warm and cosy in these challenging times.stay safe and well dear flickr friends... have a lovely weekend ❤️

is a covert preparation for a more overt action - Ralph Ellison.

 

Sorry my friends, I have been away a lot lately, mostly due to really bad internet breakdowns and also some work to catch up... I've been hibernating from my photography as well, which saddens me a lot...Happy Tuesday my friends...Hope the air traffic ban in Europe ease up, I'm expecting friends and sad that they won't be here :(

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Nieuwkoop in winterslaap

Out for a hike today at Stiglmeier Park on a beautiful spring day we came across a group of about 6 garter snakes.

- Rosa's Garden of Earthly Delight, Keefer Lake, Ontario, Canada -

Created with Dream Wombo, Procreate and an input image.

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