Ain't No Sunshine
I have a local news app in my phone and yesterday there was a notification saying that there was not even an hour of sunshine in the whole month of December in my city. Fuck. No wonder we are so depressed in here. Not even an hour!?
I'm definitely feeling down in terms of motivation for photography, with the lack of natural light. And even when there is those five hours of natural light per day, it's through a thick grey mass of clouds and I ain't feeling it! Every day there is a couple minutes more light, but it'll be a while until we get some proper lightness in here.
Can't wait to haul my little tush under sunnier skies, purely for health reasons, obviously.
Picture taken mid December with Nikon D7200 and Nikkor AF-S DX 55-200mm f/4-5.6G.
Nice Click It's Like Hidden Sun
"Can't wait to haul my little tush under sunnier skies". You and me both. And I live in the "Sunshine State". My wife wants to move north to Idaho. I think I would go insane!
it is darkest just before dawn. you will wake up to light, but the night will hold on for all that it has
A little sunshine for you today all the way from Australia.
Thank you, that did make me smile :)
No worries. I was saying to @bulleth tonight that we can upload sound and video files, but not scent ... yet. I know intelligent polymers, capable of conducting electricity, are used to "smell" olive oil for additives. Long way of saying: if I could have sent a "scent" file today of the river peppermint eucalyptus in our summer forest to brighten your winter day I would have. How cool would that be?
@eveuncovered. Inadequate exposure to sunlight can lead to depression or Seasonal affective disorder(SAD). you definitely need some Sun-time.
Well land looks beautiful. so it is still better than mordor :)
Only slightly :P
@eveuncovered Hang in there! It will Spring soon enough.
But the light is so soft!
Vancouver in Canada is like this. All rain, no sun. Hang in there. You'll make it out alive!
A testament to the hardiness of life itself.
How do you even live with with no sunlight ? :/
I truly do not know! We didn't even have a proper sunny summer in 2017 to recharge the batteries.