I'm glad to add a blog to the site. It's great to share experiences, tips, points of view, don't you think? So, here below, you'll find the most recent posts. I had to remove the possibility to comment the posts, I had a lot of spams.But you can use the contact page if you wish.
Enjoy!
Just a few words to wish you a very happy new year! Take care of yourself and of your environment to help the pace of global warming slow down.
Indeed, usually at this time of the year, I can make photos of snowy landscapes. Not this year. Instead, we have a lot of rain! I can’t make pictures and I feel very very frustrated. But beyond this very selfish complaint, I realize we all lose opportunities to go walking in the woods and breathe some fresh air, relax and forget everyday business.
So, if we all make a small effort, it will be possible to reduce pollution and appreciate fabulous moments that nature offers us.
As I follow the sun activity, I added a new slide this month to keep last time posts updated. Below, the new animation. Enjoy !
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March 2011: no spot in the south hemisphere.
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September: spots appear near the equator.
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October: Now, spots can be seen in both hemispheres.
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November:Imagine you can align 110 Earths in the diameter !
As you can see in the “Astronomy” pages, I often make photos of the Sun. I use a special filter I had bought for the 1999 total eclipse. I follow news of the sun on Soho website and when the weather allows it, I make a few shots.
Walking in the woods yesterday, I found a small ants colony, certainly recent because Southern wood ants can built nests up to 2 m high! A real mini town… I followed the workers up to a pine tree I still have to identify for sure. You will find a detail of the tree in the “Abstract” gallery . The cracks in the bark made me think of a canyon.
A little farther, along the path, a tree lying down was sheltering a big yellow mushroom with a tiny spider between its layers. There are times where I’d like to become a Minimoy…
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