Let’s feed the birds
It's already mid-December. There's been no frost or snow yet. But it's not easy for birds anymore. Let's feed birds in winter. It's nice to watch them at the feeder. Birds quickly find places with food. For many reasons, there are fewer birds here. We hardly see some...
The colours of late autumn.
They say that autumn is the best time to photograph autumn. It's true, we have colourful trees, autumn fogs in the morning. However, late autumn is coming. The trees become bare, and the days are cloudy and gray. Sometimes the views are almost black and white....
Autumn in the lens
It is said that autumn landscapes are a photographer's favorite subject. The richness of colors, autumn mists and soft light are conducive to obtaining beautiful photos. Of course, you should look for good views and choose the right light. If you take a photo...
It’s time for elderberry juice.
This summer we have an abundance of elderberry clusters here. So it's worth making the juice. There is a lot of information about the properties of this juice on the Internet. I won't quote them here. However, I will present the process of making the juice. It...
Now a bit about mobile phones
Mobile phones are ubiquitous. Using them for photography is an everyday occurrence. Mobile phones take increasingly better quality photos. However, it is difficult to use only a mobile phone in nature photography. The conditions for taking photos can be so...
Evening trip to the Sidra River
I haven't continued my posts for a long time. This time about a short trip after the rain before the evening. The weather was very pleasant, humid, windless and warm. It was too late for photography and almost dusk. That's when animals come out to the meadows. Near...
A carrier pigeon has strayed.
A pigeon has been walking on the road next to my garden for several days now. I noticed that it doesn't shy away when I approach it. Today I decided to catch him because I noticed a identification ring on his leg. It was easy. The identification ring is green and...
