Ditch reflections
Rust and hoar frost
Horse and hoar frost
Old red barn on a foggy day
Fog in the countryside
Foggy day
Hoar frost
Quonset in fog
Beauty on a foggy day
White-tailed Deer resting
One Snow Goose among the Canada Geese
White-tailed Deer resting in the morning sun
A 'new' old homestead
Natural and man-made clouds
One of three Snowy Owls today
Old house and shed
Blurry shot for the record
Snowy Owl #2
Shepard plant with sunburst
Fine old house
Snowy Owl #2
Today's walk in Fish Creek Park
Coyote catching a Meadow Vole
Minimalism on a foggy day
Fog and hoar frost
Frosty cattails
Hoar frost tree and vanishing fields
Red barn through the fog
Frosted chin whiskers
Disappearing into nothingness
A quick drive-by shot
Llama beauty
Boldly red
The white Llama
Mangalitsa pig
Llama, glancing back
Mangalitsa pig
Elegant eating : )
Overload of Llamas : )
Same old barn as in other photo today
Llama
Barn creativity
"Just" Pigeons
Up close with a Llama
Long red barn
See also...
Authorizations, license
-
Visible by: Everyone -
All rights reserved
-
78 visits
A pyramid of hay bales
The trees at the very edge of the roads were quite visible, but practically everything else disappeared in a dense fog that caught me by surprise yesterday, 5 January 2019. I had hoped to finally drive east of the city on 4 January, after already waiting a couple of months to get out east and northeast. Then I saw in the weather forecast that it was going to be a very windy day on 4th January, so my plans changed. When I checked the forecast around midnight, we were supposedly going to have sun with some cloud yesterday morning, clearing to a nice sunny afternoon. Yeah, right!! The thick fog had developed way before I left the eastern edge of the city and, though I was so tempted to turn around and head for home, I kept going, hoping that the fog would clear further east. Just the opposite! Most of the drive was in very poor visibility, barely able to see the road I was on and not seeing cars in the distance. Once my eyes looked further than the fences along the road edges, I could barely see anything at all, just dense fog. A far cry from an ideal day for looking for Snowy Owls! Everything was a pale grey or white and I would never have been able to see a distant owl and would barely be able to see an owl perched high up on a power pole. After roughly almost five hours of dangerous driving conditions and 235 km travelled, I just had to give up and head for home.
I did manage to find a few odds and ends to photograph, but nothing too inspiring. Post-processing turned white photos into images that had some colour and detail - not at all how things looked in reality.
I did manage to find a few odds and ends to photograph, but nothing too inspiring. Post-processing turned white photos into images that had some colour and detail - not at all how things looked in reality.
- Keyboard shortcuts:
Jump to top
RSS feed- Latest comments - Subscribe to the comment feeds of this photo
- ipernity © 2007-2024
- Help & Contact
|
Club news
|
About ipernity
|
History |
ipernity Club & Prices |
Guide of good conduct
Donate | Group guidelines | Privacy policy | Terms of use | Statutes | In memoria -
Facebook
Twitter
Sign-in to write a comment.