!DAILY UPDATES! January. 366 days: your 2016 in photographs

[Anirban Halder]

Jan 17th:
Bird of Paradise. Apartment's garden.

Fuji XF 55-200, X-T10.

[Anirban Halder]

Jan 17th:
Too lazy to go anywhere on a Sunday morning. So apartment's garden it is.

[Anirban Halder]

Jan 17th:
Day temp 24-28°C/75-82°F all along this January, in Bangalore. Not even a single person has used the swimming pool in our apartment this month. Because it is January and "technically" it is winter here. People don't swim outside in winter. Everyone feels right now water temp is too cold (20-24°C). 
Feeling cold or feeling warm, literally a matter of relativity.   


Fuji XF 55-200, X-T10.

[Thomas G]

It's snowing. (Very) early morning walk. Jan 17th, 2016.

[John Geerts]

January 17th

A bit of winter visible on car windows

Df  105/1.8

[Lars Hansen]

Nice Lars.

Thanks Gary - sorry about your Koi. Eight years is long time though I know they can get pretty old.

I can almost smell that rose :-)

[Frank Fremerey]

Hihi.

Today is the "weather aftercast day".

I needed 10 Minutes to scatch the ice from my car windows before driving to my swimming lesson:

[Frank Fremerey]

Arniban: the colors and movement in 5902 and 5884 really appeal to me. A nice summery feel!

[Anirban Halder]

Arniban: the colors and movement in 5902 and 5884 really appeal to me. A nice summery feel!

Thanks Frank. You scratch ice on windshield for 10min and go for swimming; here almost everyone is running ac in their  car but doesn't want to swim. 

[Bill Mellen]

From a bike ride with my wife yesterday.  Our favorite destination.  The air temp was 55F, today it is raining an 41F.

Rudee Inlet by Bill Mellen, on Flickr

[Fons Baerken]

Jan 17 2016



Pettelaar, Den Bosch

Df voigtlander 90mm f/3.5

[Lars Hansen]

January 2017. Just some more winter impressions..

[Thomas G]

Another from a welcome-the-snow night walk.

[Bruno Schroder]

The European counting of cormorants happened this weekend. We count them at the dormitory, which means arriving before sunset and staying till night. Most arrive early, leaving the counter a bit of time for photographic distraction

[Frank Fremerey]

Thomas I love the architecture in all its lightness and simplicity and your take on that