I was out about 5 hours on that 23rd December , 3 hours in the morning and 2 in the afternoon – and came home with with some 400 pics. Most of them you will never see, as I am extremely selective. But there are quite a few still which are worth showing here, and so here is another one, taken on the Horneboeg Heath at Hilversum just about 10 minutes after I had left home (we are very lucky and live close to that heath). The hoarfrost was less heavy than the day before, but it was still in good quality on north-lying positions where the sun had not eaten it up on the later hours of the day before. And there was mist which had not been there the day before.
Someone actually said to me: this day is nothing like yesterday! Why go out! Poor chap! He did not see IT!
Hilversum/The Netherlands, 23rd December 2007, 9.59 am
Nikon D 80, Nikkor 18-200 mm at 70 mm
F 13, 1/80, ISO 200
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i’d love to see the places you so magnificently capture. I get chills when I look through your work (I’ve favourited a lot of it) because it’s so magical. More, I Say! More!
reminds me of day breaking through
Such a lovely image. I feel that I need to go down the road to see what lies ahead.
Another beautiful photo my friend
Excellent work, the light is fantastic.
Beautiful scene and light as usual!!!
Wonderful image
Beautiful work.
Another great capture of light…
outstanding! wow! the lighting, love that frost on the trees and road, beautiful shot