SCENERY

Scenery

To be very honest, I’m not much of a scenery photographer.
As soon as I see a glimpse of an animal, I know, I feel immediately what I want and how I want it.
Seeing alandscape…I start to wonder:
Should I choose a frog or bird’s-eye view?
Do I pick a tele lens or a wide-angle?
Do I use a wide aperture or better not?
Should I change place or just wait for better light?
All that thinking is not conducive to good photos.

Always take the weather with you

I do like capturing weather though.
Give me some misty polders, heavy snow showers, earth-shaking thunderstorm, sight blinding rain fall,a slightly foggy sunrise,a beautifully clouded sundown, water-scape reflections, a perfect rainbow or that typically hazy autumn mood and my thinking is quickly replaced by enthusiastic clicking.
So, I just always take the watcher with me.

Being outside and watching the sun go up on a beautiful early morning…

Happy Tree – Foggy Dunescape

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Road to Nowhere
Trees covered with hoar frost on a very cold winter day

Blue Tree

Reflections on a cold winter day, when the world was covered in hoar frost

Golden lane – autumn trees

Blurred Lines II

I found my white Christmas tree, somewhere in a dark, cold, wintry forest…

Standing out or blending in…?

These countless huge pines can make you feel so…small… As if these old wise trees are bending over, to see what this tiny creature is doing there, lying in the snow..

Blurred Lines

Water and Tree Reflections

Rime covered trees reflected in the water

Reflections

On a Winter Day

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Morning Magic
Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus)

Seconds Before The Light Went Out
Beeches with coloured leaves on a misty autumn day

We used to have quite long winter times. Weeks, or even months when we went ice skating every day after school and when the snow lasted so long, you could easily get used to it. The past years, winter comes and go within a blink of the eye. Quite a challenge for a photographer to seize her;