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On a cold and foggy winter day about 1 hour after sunrise...as the sun slowly worked its way through the fog.
A good week ago I had to wait a long time in the cold on the old willows in the Wittlich valley until the sun became visible in the fog.
Vor einer guten Woche mußte ich an den alten Weiden im Wittlicher Tal lange in der Kälte warten, bis die Sonne im Nebel sichtbar wurde.
Spring sunrise at the small town of Glenorchy, the head of Lake Wakatipu, South Island, New Zealand.
My favorite rural road during a moody sunrise, caused by fog. Purmerland, 2019.
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This is a photo, what belongs to every spring to me. In this time I walk around my willow tree almost every morning, hoping to find them in this conditions. When I'm lucky, I just have to choose one branche of hundreds with a good composition, what’s more difficult than it sounds. In this case it was also nessecarry, that it was windstill, because I stacked 19 shots together for that image. I’m very happy with this years result. Take a look at the photo in maximum enlargement.
Dies ist ein Foto, was bei mir zu jedem Frühling gehört. In dieser Zeit gehe ich fast jeden Morgen einmal um meinen Weidenbaum herum und schau mir die Kätzchen an, in der Hoffnung, sie in diesem Zustand vorzufinden. Wenn ich Glück habe brauche ich mir dann nur noch einen der hunderten Äste mit einer schönen Anordnung heraus suchen, was schwieriger ist, als es klingt. In diesem Fall war es auch noch nötig, dass es windstill ist, da ich hier 19 Fotos zu einem zusammen gebaut habe. Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit meinem diesjährigen Ergebnis. Schaut Euch das Bild mal in der Vergrößerung an.
*Rainy days in the East Eifel*
A few years ago in March there was longer and heavy rainfall in our region. I used a break in the rain to capture this lighting mood between two showers in the picture.
Water buffalo have been grazing in these fenced-in, flooded meadows for a number of years, but they were not to be seen during my visit.
Vor einigen Jahren gab es im März längere und starke Niederschläge in unserer Region. Ich nutzte eine Regenpause, um diese Lichtstimmung zwischen zwei Schauern im Bild festzuhalten.
In diesen umzäunten überfluteten Wiesen (sogenannte "Thürer Wiesen" ) grasen seit einigen Jahren Wasserbüffel, die sich allerdings bei meinem Besuch nicht blicken ließen.
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Geen privégroep of meerdere groepsuitnodigingen alstublieft
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I have never seen one before, but this is a wind- and watermill in perfect working order at Meetkerke in the Polders near Bruges. You can see the watermill at the left hand side of the widmill.
While on a photo walk with two Flickr friends last week in Fort Langley, we saw this old car underneath a willow tree, slowly rusting away. I got so excited when I saw it!
Looking back on a sunny early spring morning at my favorite spot on the Moselle not far from the city of Trier.
explored: January 21, 2023 #107
After we have some very frosty nights these days I want to show You a photo I made after a night that was similar cold. Some of you are maybe recognising that tree from an earlier shot. Here is another perspektive of that beautiful old willow tree.
Nachdem gerade die Nächte hier sehr frostig sind, zeige ich Euch heute ein Foto vom Sonnenaugang nach einer ähnlich kalten Nacht. Der Bäum könnte einigen, von einem früheren Foto, schon bekannt vorkommen. Hier ist die schöne alte Weide nochmal aus einer anderen Perspektive.
(as featured in National Geographic's Daily Dozen 7/21)
The monster always reside within your heart, your mind, and it's up to you to hold it back.
I seem to under estimate of this picture because my wife, and my friends don't like it. However, it has been picked by National Geographic's Daily Dozen today - 7/21.
This photo was made on a frosty winter morning. It took me a long time thinking what name I can give that old willow tree. My awareness of the present culture all around me, the commentatorship and the communication in general brought me to the bridgebuilder. In a society where You meet a Julius Ceasar (divide and conquer) much to often there is a mind-boggling need for people who combine instead of divide. People who dare to make contact to the pretended other side to serach for connecting elements. At the end only in association You find a constructive power to create and to built.
An einem frostigen Wintermorgen entstand dieses Foto. Ich habe lange überlegt, welchen Namen ich dieser alten Weide geben will. Meine Beobachtungen der aktuellen Kultur um mich herum, der Berichterstattung und der Kommunikation im Allgemeinen haben mich dann auf Brückenbauer gebracht. In einer Gesellschaft in der man viel zu oft auf einen Julius Cäsar trifft (teile und herrsche) besteht unfassbar großer Bedarf nach Menschen, die Verbinden an statt zu Teilen. Die es wagen Kontakt zu vermeintlich anderen Seite aufzunehmen um dort nach verbindenden Elementen zu suchen. Denn am Ende liegt nur in der Verbindung eine konstruktive Kraft die etwas gestalten, etwas schaffen kann.
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Olivier Lockert
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For more than a few moments.
It’s one of those magical places wise people
like to talk about.
One of the things they say about it, that is true,
is that, once you’ve been there,
you’re there forever.
Listen, everyone has a chance.
Is it spring, is it morning?
Mary Oliver
Chicago Botanic Garden’s North Lake features towering shoreline Willow trees and a floating fountain that can make for some lovely late-day views. I used Topaz Impression to process this three-shot HDR in a painterly style for this week's Sliders Sunday.
HSS!
Misty Willows 2. .
On a early morning in April a very dense fog settled over Brampton making for poor driving conditions. Visibility on the roads and surrounding streets was maybe 30 feet at best.
This is a shot of three willow trees on the boulevard of Williams Parkway shrouded in fog. in this shot you can see the partial moon.
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Yesterday morning around 7 in "my" valley for a short photo session before and during sunrise.
Gestern Morgen gegen 7 in "meinem" Tal zu einer kurzen Fotosession vor und während des Sonnenaufgangs.
Another view of the River Sow at Shugborough Hall.... hope you like it ! Taken on 30th May 2021.
Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here - live
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One last shot of the New Holland Honeyeater (for now) sitting atop a golden coloured bush with a backdrop of a weeping willow in its final autumnal splash of golden yellow.
Happy Feathery Friday!
For regular flickr followers, I will be off for a week or so. Heading north to find some sunshine and hopefully do many strenuous hours of bird watching (seated on the deck) at our favourite riverside cabin in Mannum on the Murray River. Will catch up with you soon!
This White Squirrel had flattened out on this Willow Tree by the water. I think he was thinking he could fool me and pretend to be part of the tree, so, I would pass by.
In the Winter, White squirrels will do this on a snow covered tree branch and blend in, camouflaged by their white fur. It doesn't work so well other times of the year! I gotta give him credit for trying! Lol!
Exeter, Ontario
Canada
The song: youtu.be/UEGC5aKY0mY
This White Squirrel fled up this huge Willow tree and out of sight seconds after taking this photo. I never did find him again!
Exeter, Ontario
Canada
It's such a treat to be able to see the beautiful Viceroy in the yard. I keep looking for caterpillars on the willow tree (host plant). However, so far they have eluded me. I would love to raise a bunch of these, they are easy to care for in comparison to the monarch.
The birds are very thorough when it comes to finding such a treat. Evidence shows they have been beating me to the caterpillars on a regular basis for the past few weeks. Hmm, the saying that the early bird gets the worm really holds true around here. The birds are out just before daylight and they can reach heights that I cannot.
I am persistent so perhaps I will find some to raise before butterfly season subsides for the year. I just hope the neighbors that can see into the yard don't think I'm too crazy while I stand on a step ladder as I search through the willow tree. Technically, they all know I raise butterflies so I'm sure most of them will understand. And since everyone seems to be working from home, I rarely go outside in my gown these days.
Have a terrific Tuesday and happy snapping.