You're much welcome my friend :)
One day they bloom, and the next day they are gone. Often I think, I have to photograph some flowers at my mum's house, but when I am there next time there are no flowers anymore ;)
This is, why you should take a photo, when you see it, because the scene will never be the same again. That's not so easy, so often I drive somewhere and see something beautiful, but I don't have time, or I'm to lazy...
I wish you a great work day too - your's has just begun and mine is already over 😁
Yes that is very true, I now what you mean about driving and seeing something i also see things from the train on my commute and think its a good think I am on the train or I would be taking detours to get shots and m commute time would be another hour or two and its already long enough already LOL
Right now I am sitting at the Lake Ossiach and sunrays shone beautifully through the clouds on the lake.
While I was thinking whether I should photograph it with the polarizer alone or with an additional ND filter, the cloud closed its window and my photo opportunity was gone 😭
Hopefully your first work day this week is OK. Mine was quite stressfull, so that I don't even mind getting wet when I am riding to the next lake now, because the clouds are getting darker 😎⛈️
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Sorry t hear you had a stressful day, MIne has been so quiet almost to quite and boring makes the day drag on so much
I hope you get some good scenes and shots at the next lake and do not get too wet
Never mind ;)
I did not take one single photo with the camera, but one with my phone, which I needed for a reply
Well you got the timing right even if your son didnt, he is younger and a little rain is no problem for him
Thats such a beautiful view and I am glad the ride enabled to to relax and unwind a little
When I ride I concentrate more on riding and enjoying the ride, and so I cannot think much of other things or problems. This calms me down and I feel so much better :)
Right, he didn't mind and smiled when he came home, wet from the feet to the head :)