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...
As it happens in March – continued
"March is like a pot." That's the old proverb saying. I will mention posts about what it was like in March in previous years. Memory is short. Full spring should not be expected now. In April, the weather often plays tricks. One thing is for sure. From day to day...
As it happens in March
After a very warm February, the weather changed in March. First, heavy snow fell unexpectedly at night. He didn't lie there for long. The next days are full sun all day long. Quite high frosts at night. This is typical March weather. The flights of wild geese and...
It’s also worth visiting the lakes in February.
We usually visit the lakes in the summer. For most of the year, no one comes here except anglers. Yesterday, February 18, there was wonderful sunny and windless weather. We took advantage of this by going to Lake Mikaszewo. The lake is still covered with a thin...
Our Sidra river is also no worse
Recently, flood threats have been talked about all over the country. We watch the floods of the Bug River, the Narew River, the Biebrza River and others. Sometimes they cause a lot of damage. This is not an everyday phenomenon. Our little river Sidra also floods...