[Theme] this winter...

[BW]

Thank you Frank! Every kind of light has its own charm. Last sunday I was asked to take some shots of rescue dogs and handlers. Black labradors and strong sunlight=not a perfect combination

[HCS]

Børge, this is a super nice shot!

Eye contact two fold, the woman with the camera, the dog with the woman.

[BW]

Thank you! Portrait with dogs and kids is risky business...

[John Geerts]

A delicate sun.

[Gary]

I like this thread and I'd like to contribute, but there's not much difference here.   

[Thomas G]

No pic, they came in too fast in the darkening light, but today the first traveling goose went through on their way back from the south.

[BW]

After half a meter of fresh snow (still snowing) I settle with admiring the mountain Storsylen (1762 m) from afar. I have climbed the mountain several times both on foot and skies, but now the avalanche risk is to high. Today the sky cleared for a moment and the mountain let me take its picture.

[Bjørn Rørslett]

This winter ... is not over yet.

At least not in my neck of the woods. Yesterday with the Fuji S3 Pro and 35-135 Nikkor. False-colour IR.

[Tristin]

I like this thread and I'd like to contribute, but there's not much difference here. 

What's winter? 

BW, well done image.  Flash?

[rosko]

Winter in between France and Spain. altitude, about 1500m.

As every year, more snow to come.

[BW]

Winter in between France and Spain. altitude, about 1500m.

As every year, more snow to come.

It aint over, until its over. That means going back and forth between seasons a few times. Nice to see were not the only ones

Tristin, winter is waiting for summer and vice versa

[rosko]

It aint over, until its over. That means going back and forth between seasons a few times. Nice to see were not the only ones

Actually, the winter is always late in this area : rarely good snow (for skiing purpose) at Christmas holidays and January. February and March always better !

[Bjørn Rørslett]

First sign of an oncoming spring: ice starts to melt on water bodies.

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[Bjørn Rørslett]

... I only see a little snow on the ground ...