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Monthly Photo Challenge: The Changing Seasons 02
Every month Cardinal challenges us to go to the same spot and take photos in different light and atmosphere. Check out this challenge, and join us.
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Beautiful shots Paula!
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Tusen takk CG 🙂 I wonder what it will look like next month.
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Yeah, your spring comes earlier than ours, so I’m guessing we’ll see some more green.
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This depends on whether I shoot it the first of the month or near the end, and I am planning to shoot it at the very start of March. It is very likely to capture some snow too. The weather is playing funny this year.
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BTW: My company is going to have a company meeting in Croatia, but I’ll have to stay at the office…
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In Zagreb I suppose? Too bad you are not coming.
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Yes, it’s too bad that I’m not coming. It’s in a place called Split.
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Split – I don’t like (at all), but it would be interesting for foreigners to see.
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On the bright side I’m invited with a small part of the company to Italy/Venice in August, which I think will be nicer. I hope they have gluten-free pasta there! 😀
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Don’t expect to eat well in Venice. I hear that they are more interested in charging a lot than leaving a good impression on guests. If you are eating at a good place, go for the seafood instead – I am not sure they have gluten-free pasta. We are going there the first week in March (for just 3 days). How long will you stay? August is usually crazy hot and extremely smelly.
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I checked it now: we’re going to Firenze, not Venice. We’ll only stay for a couple of days.
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Florence is all about Renaissance, very lovely but it is so crowded. We were there in October.
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I like the reflection.
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Thank you very much
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I like the way that even though we are still in winter you have caught the change in the year – looking towards spring. Lovely, Paula.
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It is a large area and it is not difficult to find something interesting to shoot there. I hope to take some pics of snow for a change. It is when this park looks its best 🙂 I am not really a Spring person 😀
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Lovely shots, even better than last month’s I believe. My favourite this time is the pair of benches with that lovely building in the distance and such glorious light playing across the whole.
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What is the address of your wordpress photoblog? I found betgloft.co.uk but it is asking me to log in through different accounts to comment on your changing season :S
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Sorry about that – I do love Koken and no longer trust WordPress but Koken uses Disqus for commenting, which is I admit a pain. You’ll find the Wp version at http://www.woolgathering.org.uk/2015/02/the-changing-seasons-02-january/
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Thanks. Why don’t you trust WP?
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Because I have been hacked several times now and I also don’t like the way that they have betrayed their original “free and always will be” stance. I stopped using wordpress.com when they began to stick adverts in my posts and now only use the self-hosted version but even that is prey to Premium this and Premium that. The blogging environment is not what it was
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I am sorry you have been hacked.
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“Blogging is about commenting, not clicking likes. Be heard…..” – Hallelujah, sister! How it grieves me that readers no longer join in discussion. Blogging feels like such a lonely activity nowadays. Clicking a Like button is not just lazy but I think downright rude if one does not trouble to explain one’s engagement with the post. Yes, I am that Social Media Dinosaur. I like it that way.
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I am not sure what blogging was before, not even how old the “blogging” is. I think that many people treat their blogs as their fb page – another thing I dislike a lot is fb.
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One more beautiful than the next. Stunning images
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It makes me happy to hear that DM 🙂
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These are all beautiful, Paula. I love the road going to that house/building. I look forward to seeing it with full foliage on the trees. I also wouldn’t mind sitting on those benches for a while!
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Hello Linda 🙂 Yes, these benches are the best viewpoint in the whole park I think. Winter is more poetic than Spring. I doubt that foliage will make it look better.
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You’ve captured your winter light beautifully, Paula.
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🙂 Thank you kindly Lisa 🙂
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What a gorgeous gallery Paula! I lovethe variety of the landscape images and then the close up of the bird.
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Thanks, dear. It is exciting to be able to shoot some wildlife in winter too 🙂
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Beauties ❤ Awesome clicks, Paula 🙂
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Glad you like them Andy. Are you taking part in this challenge too?
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I dunno yet 😦 I am so buried under work. I am hardly left with any energy to click. I will give it a try. *fingers crossed* 😉
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I am hooked – and I especially can’t wait to see what the tree looks like next month –
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😀 Great 🙂
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Wonderfully stunning photos! Thanks for sharing. I just shot mine this weekend, just need to edit.
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Hello Nato. I tried to find your challenge post, but maybe it is still unpublished.
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Oh I’m still editing the pics, but up soon. Last night, I went to see a musical, so no editing was completed.
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Lovely photos.
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nice shots. “maksimir put” and “grey heron” are my favorites. at what hour did you take them? the hue in the sky is super.
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About 4:30 p.m.
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Terrific set, Paula.
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Why thank you Jane 😀
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you always impress us with your images. I love the one with rays of light.
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I actually took a deep breath as if I was standing in the landscapes.
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Gorgeous shots, Paula. The bench pic is my favourite. The sky is so beautiful. 🙂
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Such a beautiful gallery Paula! Love the light in each one of them.
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Amazing shots…
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What a nice variety of images here for the challenge 🙂
It would be hard for us from the tropics to take part in this challenge, as hardly anything changes across seasons 🙂
We have only two seasons, rainy and not rainy 🙂
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I think I heard Indian weather report once saying that you only know: hot, very hot, and hell hot. I wouldn’t thrive in your climate, but you have so much going for you- imensily rich history and architecture, people that are less conformist than in other parts of the world. I find your peninsula captivating.
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Looking a little brighter in your part of he world already Paula, all such restful and inviting shots!
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Belos momentos! 😀
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Looks beautiful Paula. Even though it is a little cold, that bench does look inviting 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Paula.
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My city 🙂
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