Descent of Night is finished, and I took it out for a photo, because overcast is good light for that sort of thing, and barely set up and it started raining. No photos today.
rqsays
Snow here, too. But the storks have returned, and if you go outside after dark, there’s the sound of wild geese everywhere.
Giliell
I don’t know in English, but in Latin they’re Hepatica nobilis -- oh look, kidneywort. They’re the #1 sign of spring here, these and snowdrops and starlings. Also they’re a lot more violet in real life, my phone camera just captures this brilliant deep shade of sapphire, I love it.
Ice Swimmersays
Ah, that’s sinivuokko, in Finnish blue anemone, Sini and Vuokko are also women’s names here. Also the police is sometimes called sinivuokot (plural) due to their blue uniforms.
The colour misled me, as you said, it’s more violet in the nature. The “fictionalized” colour makes for vivid pictures.
That blue is still so vibrant!
As I’m writing this snow is falling, this time rather heavily. There has been some light snowing all through the day mixed with sunshine.
What flowers are these? I want to have them…
We’ve been promised rain all day. As it turns out it was just enough to keep us from eating outdoors but nowhere near enough for the plants.
Glaucous and cold here.
The snowfall ceased before full glaucosity was reached here. The night is cold.
Descent of Night is finished, and I took it out for a photo, because overcast is good light for that sort of thing, and barely set up and it started raining. No photos today.
Snow here, too. But the storks have returned, and if you go outside after dark, there’s the sound of wild geese everywhere.
Giliell
I don’t know in English, but in Latin they’re Hepatica nobilis -- oh look, kidneywort. They’re the #1 sign of spring here, these and snowdrops and starlings. Also they’re a lot more violet in real life, my phone camera just captures this brilliant deep shade of sapphire, I love it.
Ah, that’s sinivuokko, in Finnish blue anemone, Sini and Vuokko are also women’s names here. Also the police is sometimes called sinivuokot (plural) due to their blue uniforms.
The colour misled me, as you said, it’s more violet in the nature. The “fictionalized” colour makes for vivid pictures.