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...
Winter events.
Winter has arrived for good. It adds snow every day. The temperature is moderate, slightly below zero. A short trip to the forest. I meet 3 roe deer in a corn field. I take photos and move on. Then there are only slightly snow-covered trees and it's quite...
The real winter has come
It's been real winter here for a few days now. It's even below -20 C at night, and there's quite a lot of snow. There were a few sunny days. Wonderful winter views by the river and in the forest. There hasn't been such weather for a long time. There will probably be...
There is no bad weather for a nature lover
The title of the post rhymed somehow. Sunday December 17; cloudy and drizzling, all snow melted. We are going to the forest near the village of Romanówka. The forest consists mainly of oaks, hornbeams and, in some places, spruces. There is a lot of cut wood lying...
Deer in the lens again.
Our trips to the forest and the surrounding fields and river are always similar. We see familiar landscapes. We observe birds and animals. Conditions are not often right to take a photo. However, it is pleasant to observe with binoculars. When there is no...
