Skinke – Sales and Photography

Tag: snow

  • Footprints

    Freeze lake, melt, freeze again, snow, then walk on…footprints

  • Orange trees

    Unfortunately we live in a country where there are no oranges on the trees, but at least the trees can be orange in the morning sunlight:)

  • Oliver in the Snow

    Good times in the snow with a wee nephew:)

  • View from the frozen lake

    For once Mosvannet has frozen without any snow on it, and that means that the ice is perfect for skating. This evening there were lots of people out enjoying themselves. For an amateur photographer the cold weather provides a great opportunity for seeing local landmarks from a new angle.

  • Cutting corners

    A bit of an abstract offering today. I’ve cut some corners in the processing here since I used the “Auto levels” button in Photoshop Elements. (That’s just because I couldn’t work out how to get the desired effect). Sorry…

  • Nature is strange

    The record just keeps being extended. 60 days now, and still counting. Having said that, and fed up as I am of snow, it’s much more pleasant to watch the snow falling gently as opposed to rain pouring. Photofriday has Nature as the challenge this week.

  • Emerging dog

    The recent snowfall was a bit annoying for those of us who’re not dogs, but you can’t help but smile when she so obviously enjoys the winter conditions.

  • 46 days

    We set a record today. In all the years since Sola outside Stavanger has been the official weather station,(since 1952)  there has never been snow for 46 consecutive days. It looks like it’s going to last for at least another week too, so the record should be safe for another 56 years. 

  • Cold tree

    The spectacular winter weather we’ve been having lately has thrown up a whole host of good photo opportunities. This tree just looked lonely and cold in the winter sunshine.

  • New best friend

    Never more fun than when you find a friend to play with in the snow.

  • Moving stones

    I can’t seem to focus on anything here. The wide angle creates a bit of movement in the stones, so I feel it sort of draws you in.

  • Unintentional self portrait

    New wide angle lens, 10-22mm.