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RE: Macro: Climb and hide / Klettern und verstecken
4 hours driving and a lot of traffic, but we got home alright about 2 hours ago, thank you :)
I cannot imagine, why this might has happened to your photos, but when the next ones came out good, it should be fine. If it happens again, I would try to search for a reason. Maybe something has distracted the light.
That's good, when your festival day was OK :)
I think I have worked out what happenned, it was so humid my glasses fogged up, and I think they were filterign the light i was seeing and making it look more colorful than it was, when I wa spreparign my actifit and looked at the photos I had taken with my phone I realised the colors were the same as what my camera got, how weird is that
Thats a long drive but glad your safely home
Have a great week ahead ;)
That's really weird, but the sunrise looks beautiful and the colors are great - I have just seen your post :)
If we had used the motorway we would have been half an hour faster, but there was so much traffic, that we decided to drive on a beautiful country road and not on the boring and dangerous motorway :)
I wish you a great week too, my friend.
I to would go fir the country roads even if longer with less traffic and nicer views it makes the trip more enjoyable
I always take such roads, if I have enough time.
Sometimes you can encounter beautiful landscapes, which you would never see otherwise.
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I stick to the main roads and highways here for the post part when traveling to and from family I generally want to get it over with, and so does my wife who gets uncomfortable sitting in the car for too long
But back in NZz and other countries I would almost always take the back roads for the same reason you never know what scenery or sights you may see
Right, when I visit my parents or one of my sisters I also use the faster road to be there as early as possible, and have more time to spend with them.
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I think most do, but when just heading somewhere with no rush the back roads are always so much more interesting for me
Right, and cruising on a beautiful country road or on a mountain road is such a relaxing thing :)