All ready for Christmas now, wonder what Santa will bring me, not that I want anything…got the love of a good woman and the loyalty and trust of my Husky “Stormy”
wishing you all a merry Christmas and Healthy New Year
Adrian
Just getting round top processing some older shots from the summer….I now better late than never. This is Royd Moor Wind Farm near Ingbirchworth, may pop up later and do a sunset, some nice movement in the turbine propellers
The ice is getting thicker down by the Dearne River, cant wait to get out again later, winter has really taken a grip here -10c this morning, the frost is turning the trees to a glistening white, so much better than the boring winter brown.
Adrian
Bit of a weird one here, I was awake and got up at 3:25am as you do, so let Storm out, as I turned to look across Emley I couldn’t believe my eyes, I have never seen the moon so large, I rushed in and got my camera and 400mm lens on, this was the steadiest shot I took with iso on HI though you can make out the stars behind the moon. As I watched it went right across the top of the transmitter (vertical RED lights) in and out behind clouds casting a yellow glow…..what luck!…..ooohhh so tired now though!
One from a week or so ago while walking Stormy The husky by Worsbrough Mill Reservoir. love the way the sun strikes the snow and pours golden warm rays in all directions…..ah happy days
Well I finally succumbed to the Chelsea tractor brigade, I have had enough of sitting watching the snow fall when I could be in The Peaks or Dales doing what I love best!. Probably the best investment I have done this year and I got a top deal on it, one very happy photographer, plus it doubles as Stormy’s transporter
Red Square
Not the best of shots I admit, was taken with a crappy little pocket job and my fingers were frozen, just to put this weather in perspective when I was stood there taking this shot with the police stood at the side of me…another story!, it was -35c yup that cold, 15 seconds without gloves and you lost feeling, with a scarf round your mouth you had a block of ice within a minute, the night we were there 9 people froze to death on the streets of Moscow, homeless people sleep on the ventilation shafts for the underground, they get a layer of snow on them and the birds sit on them and rest
So please do enjoy our tropical weather and spare a thought for our Russian friends
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