Snowy matter.

With all the lovely fresh winter weather, I have hardly left the house with my camera in hand. In fact, I've hardly left the house. Even today on a beautiful sunny Sunday I only left to go to the pool to swim! God, what has happened to me. Not being able to run has really put me down. It used to be a great reason to get out of the house. But here are a few of the winter pics I have taken. It would appear there aren't going to be any more snow photos this year.... fingers crossed.

Zamek path. 

Very lightly snowed angels.

You certainly need a path to the bin. That is an environmentally friendly path!

Dusted dudes.

You gotta love....

Dear Straż Miejska, I don't think this car is moving.....

Even the birds weren't happy with this.

I do love a snow trail though. 

So now we have this instead.

Buds slowly coming forth 

Bridges in the sun

And glowing bolts.

Walking about the hood

With Autumn slowly getting cooler and the days getting a great deal shorter, I headed out into the hood to see what inspiration there could be in my local world. I think people don't get out of their houses enough at this time of year. Sure, sometimes you need to really rug up in warm clothes. But, it is really rewarding.

Look at this great juxtaposition of colour and concrete!

Town Hall.

I think it was Bob Dylan who sung "The leaves, they are a changin" right?

I love the long shadows of this time of year.

Nature's glowsticks.

This is my new art I call it shadows of nature on concrete buildings

And here you have my monochromatic version.

I can't wait for the days, like in many other countries, where some of the churches are sold by their religious enterprises and their odd often ugly architecture is turned into something of beauty, like the sun can do now for free.

See what I mean?

Bam and you forget the postbox.

That tree looks on fire (it isn't crisp because I was trying to get the wind to blur the colour with movement, I swear).

Tour your hood today! While you can, and enjoy the colours or at least just the chance not to be knee deep in snow and slush.