January 2024

[John Geerts]

Another civilised view of winter.

Nikon Z6, 85mm f/1.8S.

Precious landscape, jealous for that tropical and warm view ;-)

[Birna Rørslett]

Morning view -- slightly different from what others report??

[Fons Baerken]

Blue building

Zf  105mm f/2.5, (sonnar)

[Ian Watson]

Precious landscape, jealous for that tropical and warm view ;-)

Thanks, John. It was a very welcome break from winter in Canada.

[Ian Watson]

Morning view -- slightly different from what others report??

Look on the bright side, Birna. You are in no danger of falling into a swimming pool with your camera.... 

[Birna Rørslett]

Look on the bright side, Birna. You are in no danger of falling into a swimming pool with your camera.... 

The thought slipped my mind -- thanks for the reminder, Ian

During the new, heavy snow fall today, the depth of the snowpack outside increased to well over 1m, thus there now are doors that cannot be opened to the outside. Swimming pools become a remote dream.

[Ian Watson]

The thought slipped my mind -- thanks for the reminder, Ian

I'm glad that it gave you a smile 

However, I actually managed it while in Grand Cayman. My Z6 is now in Silicon Heaven.

[Ian Watson]

Making oneself at home.

Nikon Z6, 35mm f/1.8S.

[Hans_S]

Looks like a scene from an Eric Rohmer film.  Love it.

Thank you John.

[Chip Chipowski]

Sled incoming.  Took this as I was avoiding impact.

[John Geerts]

You caputures great movement, Chip.

[John Geerts]

Archaeological activities in the City center

D850  70-200/2.8E

[Birna Rørslett]

View from the breakfast table -- our porch is no longer accessible because the snow pack blocks the door

Nikon Z fc, Viltrox 75mm f/1.2. At late night the lens "speed" comes in handy.

[Fons Baerken]

hip hop

[Frank Fremerey]

we only had a wee bit snowfall but everything seemd to break down. Schools were closed and Bus service stopped due to 50 cm of snow announced of which 10 cm materialzed Good heavens!