Peire wrote:
The weather was poor for photography today.Poor lighting,poor colours,no snow,almost no sun.
On the way back home one unconcious driver hit me in the back on the crossroads.Being broken here and there a few months ago I manage to get out of the car,yet my neck is rather useless.Needs some rehabilitation.Bad luck,to say
Too bad,as I have just collected my car repaired after 6 months long service due to a major accident happened in July last year.
Before that two other major accidents over the last 13 months had happened on this car and me.Strange!
The arithmetic mean of the last 11 years, when nothing happened on the road despite covering a distance of at least 35,000 kilometers per year.
These are the laws of large numbers, but the balance must be zero in the end.
Peire, I am sorry to hear that you had another car accident…. Cars can be repaired or you can buy a new one. I am glad that you are NOT too badly hurt, which is more important than anything else. Speedy recovery, buddy!
Peire wrote:
The weather was poor for photography today.Poor lighting,poor colours,no snow,almost no sun.
On the way back home one unconcious driver hit me in the back on the crossroads.Being broken here and there a few months ago I manage to get out of the car,yet my neck is rather useless.Needs some rehabilitation.Bad luck,to say
Too bad,as I have just collected my car repaired after 6 months long service due to a major accident happened in July last year.
Before that two other major accidents over the last 13 months had happened on this car and me.Strange!
The arithmetic mean of the last 11 years, when nothing happened on the road despite covering a distance of at least 35,000 kilometers per year.
These are the laws of large numbers, but the balance must be zero in the end.
Peire wrote:
The weather was poor for photography today.Poor lighting,poor colours,no snow,almost no sun.
On the way back home one unconcious driver hit me in the back on the crossroads.Being broken here and there a few months ago I manage to get out of the car,yet my neck is rather useless.Needs some rehabilitation.Bad luck,to say
Too bad,as I have just collected my car repaired after 6 months long service due to a major accident happened in July last year.
Before that two other major accidents over the last 13 months had happened on this car and me.Strange!
The arithmetic mean of the last 11 years, when nothing happened on the road despite covering a distance of at least 35,000 kilometers per year.
These are the laws of large numbers, but the balance must be zero in the end.
Peire wrote:
At first I thought it was Aberdeen in Scotland! Some fear,uncertainty and confusion bursted out in my hearth,as I could not recognise the place !
My first true love is still living there.....sigh!
Do not worry Jim! This will quickly go away with no major damage!
Thanks Peire! I rather love the change between snow-rain-flood, it is very dynamic!
Here are a few other inclement scenes. Nothing tragic, only inconvenient and problematic to a few people.
Thank you guys for your kind words.Today I feel much better.
Winter here is very far away for the one in Cyprus,but yesterday I manage to take some pictures with Sony GM 70-200/2.8 Mk2 at the foot of Sowie Mountains,that resemble somehow Troodos Mountains there.What a joy to use this magnificent,lightweight lens in the field!
Peire wrote:
Thank you guys for your kind words.Today I feel much better.
Winter here is very far away for the one in Cyprus,but yesterday I manage to take some pictures with Sony GM 70-200/2.8 Mk2 at the foot of Sowie Mountains,that resemble somehow Troodos Mountains there.What a joy to use this magnificent,lightweight lens in the field!
Looking across at the far side of Jordan Creek in Autumn Color.
Tripod mounted A7rIII and Voigtlander 110 f2.5 Macro Apo-Lanthar, FE mount; silent shutter.
ISO 100, f5.6, 1/80 second.
Exposure Corrected -0.09 Stops.
November 7, 2021
Along Jordan Creek, not far from the Pedestrian Bridge and Ford, Trexler Nature Preserve, Schnecksville, PA.
