andrea: Still the same old camera. I have narrowed down my search though, for a new one. ;-)
Cream: Thank you (maybe I should apply for a grant from SONY? Their H9 is tempting me. *g*)
Cuckoo: Thank you! :-)
Britt-Arnhild: Thank you. Of course, you need to see at the Woods! :-) Bon voyage!
Bendtherulz: I won't complain about this being 7.30 in the morning and I already had walked the dog elsewhere. ;-) I am glad I stopped and stole a couple minutes to pretend I had nothing else to do but shooting the scenery (one of many on a 15 minutes' drive). ;-)
Hello Merisi, these are beautiful pictures. I have been looking back through my own blog and I see you were the very first person ever to make a comment there, way back in October 2005. I am happy to see that we are both still going :-)
@ cherry: Why not plan a weekend here? The city is so beautiful in late spring, look at last year's end of April and May pictures and then book the flight. ;-) (I thought of you yesterday, see today's blog.)
Delphine R2M: Thank you!
Maalie: Welcome and thank you! It's a small world, isn't it? October 2005, *laugh*, when all I had managed to upload was that picture with the "shady" figure in front of the Washington Capitol, sentenced to hang out there alone for months. :-)))
LDahl: You early birds! I was wondering who was shadowing me. ;-)))
So gorgeous! I'm tempted to think you have a new camera!
ReplyDeleteWe are all surrounded by beauty but it takes a sensitive eye to spot it. And you, Merisi certainly have that... and a good camera!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures, Merisi !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Take me there when I come :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm on my way down to Oslo, for a meeting, with my small camera in a pocket.
Walk in solitude and silence...the scenary sort of had a very calm effect on me...
ReplyDeleteandrea:
ReplyDeleteStill the same old camera.
I have narrowed down my search though, for a new one. ;-)
Cream:
Thank you (maybe I should apply for a grant from SONY? Their H9 is tempting me. *g*)
Cuckoo:
Thank you! :-)
Britt-Arnhild:
Thank you. Of course, you need to see at the Woods! :-) Bon voyage!
Bendtherulz:
I won't complain about this being 7.30 in the morning and I already had walked the dog elsewhere. ;-)
I am glad I stopped and stole a couple minutes to pretend I had nothing else to do but shooting the scenery (one of many on a 15 minutes' drive). ;-)
These pictures are just so beautiful. I feel like I am there, at dawn. I miss Vienna.
ReplyDeleteHow sensitive...
ReplyDeleteHello Merisi, these are beautiful pictures. I have been looking back through my own blog and I see you were the very first person ever to make a comment there, way back in October 2005. I am happy to see that we are both still going :-)
ReplyDeleteHere we are all trailing you on your walk through the woods...quick, look behind you and see if we left footprints in the dew-grass!
ReplyDeleteHeheh!
@ cherry:
ReplyDeleteWhy not plan a weekend here? The city is so beautiful in late spring, look at last year's end of April and May pictures and then book the flight. ;-)
(I thought of you yesterday, see today's blog.)
Delphine R2M:
Thank you!
Maalie:
Welcome and thank you!
It's a small world, isn't it? October 2005, *laugh*, when all I had managed to upload was that picture with the "shady" figure in front of the Washington Capitol, sentenced to hang out there alone for months. :-)))
LDahl:
You early birds! I was wondering who was shadowing me. ;-)))
There is something seemingly Monet-like about these shots, for me.
ReplyDeleteAll of them, gorgeous.
Peaceful. Tranquil.