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Onset of Storm Barbara; heavy rain and winds gusting to 70mph.

 

Hatches are all battened down...

 

South Carrick

SW Scotland

  

WINTER: 21 December, 2016 - 19 March, 2017

a sudden change of light from blue/grey to Orange when the sun came below the thick cloud layer

A quiet sunset in Onset, Cape Cod

The onset of dusk.

 

Open blue sky, clouds, sunset lighting, pasture, a highway, and gravel road... recipe for a typical rural Midwest scene.

 

Rush hour out here.

  

Barnes County, North Dakota

June 2021

Wintereinbruch in Bonn, -9°C

Not the best captures, but interesting nonetheless.

 

Wikipedia: Hornbills are generally monogamous and breed between January and June; oriental pied hornbills typically commence breeding in February. This coincides with the onset of rain depending on geographic location, and peak abundance of fruit.

 

Hornbills are secondary cavity nesters, meaning that they typically do not excavate their own nesting sites but use those created by other birds or by branches breaking off. Because hornbills rely on pre-excavated cavities, selection of suitable nest-sites within their environment has major impacts on breeding success. When females have selected and entered their nest, they seal the cavity with a mixture of saliva, mud, fruit, droppings and tree bark, leaving only a small opening through which food may be passed in. The male forages for the female and chicks, and the female feeds the nestlings. Chicks remain inside the nest with the female for several months until there are ready to fledge. Oriental pied hornbills have shown to return to their previous nest for subsequent nesting seasons.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oriental_pied_hornbill

 

Conservations status: Least Concern

The sun sets over Cody peak and the North Fork of the Shoshone River in Shoshone National Forest near Sleeping Giant Ski Area, Wyoming.

Photos taken yesterday and today at Reumannplatz in Favoriten, the 10th district of Vienna

 

In the background you can see the Amalienbad, a beautiful indoor swimming pool from the time of Red Vienna (it was completed in 1926). The Christmas tree, indicating the beginning of the pre-Christmas season, stands rather lonely due to the simultaneous lockdown.

the stork pair remains in the nest (see photo below)

Onset of Autumn...

Captured from Halton East on the edge of the Barden Estate in Wharfedale.

onset of winter in south germany. In my hometown we have about 40cm snow. Pretty to watch.

Sexten valley with mountains of the Sextiner sundial, Dolomites, South Tyrol, Italy

 

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*Wintereinbruch im Buchenwald*

 

There has been some snow here since yesterday morning and has certainly surprised the last beech trees that still had their autumn leaves.

 

Seit gestern Morgen liegt hier etwas Schnee und hat sicherlich die letzten noch belaubten Buchen im Wald überrascht.

Tame Emperor, Walch Lake, Tyrol, Austria, Alps

 

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Onset of lowtide as seen from the Waddijk. The Waddenzee falls dry twice a day when thousands of birds are foraging for food.

Taken at Wicor Marine Yacht Haven,Porchester,Fareham.

The first onset of winter in the garden

Ferenberg-Bantigen BE

Schweiz

2024

 

Olympus XA4 macro, Zuiko 3,5/28 mm

Eastman Double-X 5222, Kodak D-76 (1+1)

Print onto Adox Variotone, Moersch ECO 4812

Selen MT 1, 1+9, 45 sec

bleached with Hexacyanoferrat/Kaliumbromid 1+49, 20 sec

Variotoner MT 3 (50+150+800)

Icy curve of the Raccoon River.

Onset of winter in Vienna

 

Near the Donauweibchenbrunnen, a fountain in the Stadtpark (City Park)

 

In a Viennese legend the Donauweibchen ("Danube Maiden") is a benevolent water spirit, who warned fishermen against dangers of flooding, but also was a danger for young fishermen herself.

At the onset of blue hour, C39-8 #1032 emerges from the towering rock walls of the high Andes, flying high over the trestle at Inferno. The FCCA climbs almost 16,000 feet between the port of Callao and the summit at Galera, passing through countless switchbacks and tunnels, and over several majestic trestles.

 

We are at approximately 11,000 feet (3,350m) here at Inferno, but the biggest hazard is not the high elevation nor is it the treacherous climbs to the shots…rather it is the completely unhinged, chaotic, lawless, and often lethal highway that parallels the mainline. Up-grade, slow, overloaded, unregulated semis meet down-grade, aggressive, and often erratic counterparts on narrow roads, all the while cars, motorbikes, and buses alike zip in and out, often flipping into opposing traffic with reckless impulse, and at the narrowest of margins. Turning a bend to find a wrong-way semi barreling down at you is commonplace and often involves a split-second swerve (hopefully not over the cliff) into the shoulder (if it exists) or opposing lane (if empty), all at dizzying heights. We came within inches of our life multiple times. We saw the aftermath of several gruesome and fatal collisions. Navigating Peru’s mountain highways are not for the faint of heart and by God’s grace, we made it out alive.

Onset Beach, Massachusetts

Yesterday’s onset of winter doesn’t matter much to the daffodils.

 

explored: February 28, 2020 #347.

 

Der Wintereinbruch in der Südeifel von gestern macht den Narzissen nicht viel aus.

 

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forest lake

Bregenz 2023

 

Olympus XA, F-Zuiko 2,8/35 mm, Ilford Pan 100, Kodak D-76 (1+1)

Polychromeprint onto Kodabrome II RC

SE5 (40A + 40B +20D +800 H2O), + 1 f-stop, 9:30 min

Siena 25 + NH4Cl 15 + Carbonat 15 + Lith D 8 + H2O 700 ml

Of course I am aware that this should actually mean autumn leaves. But when the onset of winter meets an autumn that has just reached its peak, then you just have to create a new word.

I don't know how you feel about it. But for me it was an extraordinary sight that the leaves still had such strong colors at the time of the first snow.

By the way, this is another photo from my little hike from last Sunday. Up there after the curve I came across the horses, one of which you saw yesterday.

 

Natürlich bin ich mir bewusst, dass das eigentlich Herbstlaub heissen müsste. Doch wenn der Wintereinbruch auf einen Herbst trifft, der gerade erst seinen Höchststand erreicht hat, dann muss man eben mal ein neues Wort kreieren.

Ich weiss ja nicht, wie es Euch damit geht. Doch für mich war das schon ein außergwöhnlicher Anblick, dass die Blätter zum Zeitpunkt des ersten Schnees noch so kräftige Farben haben.

Dies ist übrigens ein weiteres Foto von meiner kleinen Wanderung vom letzten Sonntag. Dort oben nach der Kurve bin ich dann auf die Pferde gestoßen, von denen Ihr gestern eins gesehen habt.

 

more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de

View from atop Doe Mountain; Sedona, AZ.

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