White as snow, let's chat here! (page 10 of 13)

let's just say the mistake is fixed 😏

Gorgeous! The temple, the photo, everything!

Thanks for the compliment. My son (who has, among other qualifications, a photography CAP, but doesn’t do anything conventional!), well, my son suggested I should submit this photo to the contest. But after reading that voters choose on a smartphone, I thought it would just look like a white mess. For the same reason, I’m hesitant about photos of the Mont Blanc Massif with tiny climbing teams in the snow. I’ll keep thinking about it!

But since I read that voters choose on a smartphone, I thought we’d only see a white mess

No, no, not everyone! I still view it on my PC, especially when voting. (Your son is right 😛😉)

But ever since I read that voters choose on a smartphone

Really? I choose on my computer. And anyway, who cares? We all know there are some amazing photographers here, but that doesn’t mean the rest of us can’t have fun (a game is meant to be fun, right?)

Come on, I’m waiting for your photos, Gaura!

It's almost done—I've posted 2 out of 3 photos ;). I'm not a great photographer, and I take all my photos with my smartphone (chosen for its price-to-quality ratio for photos). While I love looking at photos on my PC's big screen, I don’t judge people who only use their phones—it just might change which photos I decide to share.

A lot of travel journals take me on a journey from my computer, and some have even inspired me to go discover wonders across different continents. So, I’m really happy VoyageForum is reopening!

I also look at the photos on a computer. 😉

I’m continuing my white season with the flowers from my garden—delicate climbing hydrangea inflorescence and immaculate tulips.

More white stuff: Uzbekistan is actually quite colorful, but there’s one crop where photographing the harvest is banned—cotton. Why the ban? Because all the schools are mobilized in the fields with their teachers to pick cotton... and child labor is prohibited by international conventions. So, no photos = out of sight, out of mind!



Such a shame about the cut-off feet, but I snapped this on the fly—didn’t have time for a second shot before the woman stepped into a courtyard...😕

Not much white in my Viennese photos either. The buildings with sculpted facades are often painted white, which flattens the details compared to the stone Haussmannian buildings that get sandblasted. The next photos were taken at the Belvedere Palace.





I photographed the white lady from front and back... I’ll let you imagine what the censored second shot would look like!😉

In Rajasthan, colors are everywhere—except among the Jains and in traditional men’s costumes.





A little water to finish: The foam of the waves crashing in Peniche.

And water features in Lorient.

I see some of you are more into white stuff than others! !😉

I see some of you are more inspired by white than others! ;)

I immediately thought of the photos I submitted for the contest. I figured I wouldn’t find anything in other series... so I wanted to double-check and spent hours revisiting my photos and reliving the trips... like a retiree with nothing else to do! ..

Good evening,

Ossuaire de Douaumont, Muslim section.

While transferring photos, I came across these from the French military cemetery in Bitola:



Bitola, now in North Macedonia, so these vintage white signs:

And in the animal whiteness series:

Same shot of the Oculus but with motion blur 😉



Close-up of the ceiling

The Oculus is about to take off 😉.

I really love the Oculus and its motion blur! 😛

I really love the Oculus and its motion blur!😛

I promise you, I hadn’t been drinking 😂

What’s with all these crossed threads! 😠 😄

What’s with these cross-discussions!

This forum is turning into a total sh**show!! Anything you say in one thread can be dug up in another... 🏴‍☠️

PS: The Oculus is amazing! Blurry or not.

I should’ve gone with a wine-themed topic! 😏