Tag Archives: snow

CFFC – Cold!

Posted on 30/11/2018 by aj vosse

This is my first go at Cee’s FFC! I’ve selected four photos from the galleries… fun cold photos… so, why don’t we begin with taking the dog for a walk… and, as dogs are dogs they do as dogs do… … Continue reading →

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My Weekly Challenge – S is for SNOW!

Posted on 11/10/2018 by aj vosse

Something we don’t have here too often so it is usually a bit of a treat. Note… I say a bit! Then, earlier this year we had one of those one in a 300 year events… and boy, oh boy, … Continue reading →

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Animal Action

Posted on 07/09/2018 by aj vosse

This week’s challenge is all about action. Capture nature, people, objects, or animals on the move. Not my words, rather, the opening line of this week’s challenge. So… I will give you some animal action. Mostly dogs. I love snapping away … Continue reading →

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Half Year Gone!

Posted on 01/07/2018 by aj vosse

We won’t do silent sabbath today… too much has happened in this first half of the year. We’re currently in one of the warmest, driest spells that Ireland has seen in many years. Not long ago we had the heaviest … Continue reading →