Yesterday consisted of a series of snow showers. The snow is still around today and I have some video from yesterday that needs editing. The editing takes no time at all but I enjoy making the titles which takes me hours.
This morning we have enjoyed a long walk and came back through the swamp. It does look a bit depressing and it is, no sunshine and a low cloud base making for very flat light. Tomorrow we have another storm forecast. They name our storms and I wish they would stop as it seems to encourage them.
Let us hope for some good crisp weather during February.
This morning we have enjoyed a long walk and came back through the swamp. It does look a bit depressing and it is, no sunshine and a low cloud base making for very flat light. Tomorrow we have another storm forecast. They name our storms and I wish they would stop as it seems to encourage them.
Let us hope for some good crisp weather during February.
Nature can't decide what weather to provide for you. Isn't it good to get outdoors to walk?
ReplyDeleteMarie, I get out everyday but it is good not to get wet.
DeleteWe do seem to be having a lot of stormy weather this Winter.
ReplyDeleteJohn, it is far too mild for my taste. Far too wet as well.
DeleteI like the last photo with the perspective and reflections creating their own light and shadow.
ReplyDeleteJohn, I quite liked that one maybe be better with a crop.
DeleteSince we've been giving wind a name it's all got worse. Another dumb idea we've copied from America.
ReplyDeleteThe swamp looks interesting.
Keith, the swamp is just a bit of flooding. Not even a mallard has swum on it.
DeleteYes, that last one is a super shot. Both of us have been laid a bit low by some sort of creeping crud--- I'm mostly OK now, But Laura is still mending. We're anxious to get OUT!
ReplyDeleteBill, nothing worse than being ill in winter. Get better soon.
DeleteWhen we have been round the alphabet a couple of times we might arrive at Storm Adrian. This will be a particularly vicious storm with powerful wind, raging thunder and spitting rain. Homes will be devastated and there will be widespread flooding bringing misery to thousands. At least that is how I imagine it. How about you?
ReplyDeleteYP, I don't want a storm of any magnitude named after me. Naming storms is a silly idea.
DeleteI quite like that last image, Adrian. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteHilary, it's pretty wet.
DeleteI think the idea behind naming of storms is for the storms to register in the public consciousness on two levels, 1)to take note of weather warnings 2)so when brainiacs start carping on about climate change they can point out the changes in the weather patterns, time will tell I guess if it's a good thing.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed the wintry feel to the images Adrian
Douglas, it is difficult to take weather warnings seriously when they dole them out like Smarties. The next time they really mean there will be cars and trucks stuck on the A9 as few do heed them until the snow gates shut.
DeleteEven a swamp can be photogenic!...or maybe it's the photographer bringing out it's best?...lovely shots Adrian...[;o)
ReplyDeletecheers Trevor I get a little tired of seeing all this water.
DeleteI especially like the last photo. Have you fallen out with the blender?
ReplyDeleteThanks Francis. No I'm still spending a few hours a day Blendering. I could post but as there is little to no interest I keep it to about a post a week.
DeleteReally wonderful snowy landsape. I like the reflection in the last photo.
ReplyDeleteOrvokki, than you. There is not much to photograph here at the moment it is dull and dark.
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