You see a lot of water drop photos falling into water. This is refreshing to see them hitting a solid object. How fast a shutter speed did you use for this photo, Carsten?
Thanks Karen. No, there were no hail left when I got to the camera. The
shower started with hail but ended with large raindrops.
I tried to change the theme, just to see how it works. But it changed too much, so I couldn’t go back.
The header is cropped from an image I shot in Venice a couple of years ago.
Prepare yourself for some work when you change theme!
I love this photo. Every time I looked at it my mind wandered off into memories of summer rain, and I splashed away without leaving a comment. You’ve captured something elemental. I wonder what this image would mean to someone who lives in a desert? Now I believe I have to go see if there is someone blogging from the arid regions of the globe, whose images will confound me!
I’m glad you like it Gerry.
It has been a cold year in Denmark until recently. This was hopefully the turning point. The last days were fine for people who likes the sun. I have always liked summer rain – as long as it is not cold. As child I had severe pollen allergy. It was much better when it rained, so maybe that is the reason.
You can find bloggers from all corners of the world I think.
This is a nice picture indeed, I can almost feel and hear the rain falling, when I look at it. And the composition with those lovely summer-colours in the blurry background is great.
We have these yellow poppys many places in our garden. I prefer not to remove them because I like the short time with all these orange-yellow flowers. -Sometimes I eat the seeds – they taste delicious.
Halløj
Åh jeg kun godt lige bruge en lille regnskylle (har 32 grader på kontoret)
Du har da rigtig fundet det rette element: VAND!
Herlige billeder. Hvor må det have været fedt i NY!
You see a lot of water drop photos falling into water. This is refreshing to see them hitting a solid object. How fast a shutter speed did you use for this photo, Carsten?
It surely was ‘refreshing’ Scott 🙂
The exposure data are: ISO 320 , 1/125 sec, f/5.6, fl 85 mm
What a cool shot! This just screams ‘Summer!’ 🙂 Fantastic.
Oh! You know the Danish summer Simone? 🙂
This is a really cool capture! On the left of that shot, are some of those pieces tiny bits of hail?
By the way, I like your new header. Did you change blog formats too?
Thanks Karen. No, there were no hail left when I got to the camera. The
shower started with hail but ended with large raindrops.
I tried to change the theme, just to see how it works. But it changed too much, so I couldn’t go back.
The header is cropped from an image I shot in Venice a couple of years ago.
Prepare yourself for some work when you change theme!
I love this photo. Every time I looked at it my mind wandered off into memories of summer rain, and I splashed away without leaving a comment. You’ve captured something elemental. I wonder what this image would mean to someone who lives in a desert? Now I believe I have to go see if there is someone blogging from the arid regions of the globe, whose images will confound me!
I’m glad you like it Gerry.
It has been a cold year in Denmark until recently. This was hopefully the turning point. The last days were fine for people who likes the sun. I have always liked summer rain – as long as it is not cold. As child I had severe pollen allergy. It was much better when it rained, so maybe that is the reason.
You can find bloggers from all corners of the world I think.
This is a nice picture indeed, I can almost feel and hear the rain falling, when I look at it. And the composition with those lovely summer-colours in the blurry background is great.
We have these yellow poppys many places in our garden. I prefer not to remove them because I like the short time with all these orange-yellow flowers. -Sometimes I eat the seeds – they taste delicious.
I can feel the rain….
Skønne billeder, Carsten!
Thank you very much Kerstin.
How did you find the ‘ø’? I don’t think it is on a keyboard in Suomi….
Halløj
Åh jeg kun godt lige bruge en lille regnskylle (har 32 grader på kontoret)
Du har da rigtig fundet det rette element: VAND!
Herlige billeder. Hvor må det have været fedt i NY!
Velkommen tilbage pÃ¥ job Hanne 🙂
Ja, det var dejligt i NY.
Vi glæder os stadig over det. Og over vores ‘børn’s glæde.
En rigtig god oplevelse.