The title is a Chinese saying about cranes. Between October and mid November about 120,000 crane cross over our area for their winter abode in the South. Or is it possibly only 119,000? Who counts them? FOWC with Fandango: Countless
Coming up a Cloud
A little black cloud. Or a little white cloud? Which one is the original? Little cloud sacks. Open wide and swallow the helicopter. The cloud is the canvas to the three paragliders. Jabba the Hut or a bowl of whipped cream? Monochrome Madness: Clouds
Ears Always on full Alert
The word “jittery” immediately connects with “horse” in my mind. They are considered “flight animals” for a reason. Easy to spook, easy to run. Ragtag Daily Prompt: Jittery
From France looking East
We were at the most southern part of the Mediterranean coast of France. We looked straight east. No atmospheric sunsets to photograph. But it was grand in the mornings. FOWC with Fandango: Sunrise
Water Tower Windows
In a flat country like the Upper Rhine Valley water towers were needed to supply water to the houses of a town or a village. Nowadays, many of these towers have been converted to offices or to living quarters. Either way, one needs windows. And … Continue reading Water Tower Windows
Star Light, Star Bright
The top nine photos were done with the “Kaleidoscope effect” from Lunapic. The last one with the wave filter from PhotoScape. Cosmic Photo Challenge: Festive Illuminations
Peachy Pink
Värikollaasit #439
Piercing Cold
Living in a region in Germany renowned for a mild climate we don’t have snow very often. But that doesn’t mean it can’t get very cold – perceived cold is the one that counts. Piercing as these plant spears. The dried seed heads of various … Continue reading Piercing Cold
The electromagnetic Radiation that Bathes the Earth
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Sunlight
