Sometimes the weather strained our nerves. Sometimes you enjoy it. Actually, any weather is interesting – especially for photographers! Do you have an interesting weather-photo? Put a link in the comment box below! For inspiring take a look on my own little weather-gallery, 10 photos:
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background music: me, playing bottleneck / slide guitar
me, playing in the forest on a fine day
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you are right especially for photographers… This morning (right now) I have taken again a misty view of the hills… I haven’t loaded yet, later I can share here too, Thank you dear Frizz, have a nice day, love, nia
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oh my you have some wonderful images of weather! i think ‘raining cats and dogs’ is my favorite!
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http://photographyofnia.com/2013/07/20/misty-morning-2/
here is my share on about your theme… Thanks again, love, nia
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Stunning weather photography Frizz! Love the last one most. 😀
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Indeed , my soul is connected with the weather
Here a powerful picture more than weather alone:
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your photo, Wolfgang:
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Wow they are great but I love blackbird, what a capture!
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ah how beautiful is the rain day woman and her umbrella!
my grandaughter and I shared sunshine this week
http://meandmygrandma.wordpress.com/2013/07/17/sunshine/
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It’s so funny seeing pictures of snow while I sit in the golden baking heat of summer in my garden 🙂
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Breathtaking weather gallery, Frizz and that photo of you playing in the forest is just perfect!
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I like ‘Rainy’. Looks like someone didn’t waste any time getting in out of it. Your music makes your posts even more entertaining. Thanks.
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Nice slide. Here’s some Weather Power with twist ! http://wp.me/a2dwKf-PK
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I love the cat & the typewriter, Frizz.
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You have posted a great weather gallery.
Here is one photo I posted previously:
http://creativityaroused.wordpress.com/2013/04/12/weekly-photo-challenge-change-and-clouds/
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“…We got what felt like buckets of rain suddenly pouring down on us. How quickly things can change…” – we have to take it as a metaphor: cancer like raining cats and dogs on our very heads …
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