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ontos
Tech Sergeant
I like them all, I just have a soft spot for dogs. 8)
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
They're all great photos! 
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Tnaks guys, they're the best of the entire series of shots I made today. 
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
2nd one is great, so is last one! Good shooting!
Vic Balshaw
Major General
Just pulled in on this thread for the first time and you've got some great shots there. Love the old bikes and great air shots, also have to say Dina's looking very busy
all look rather good !!!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Great shots BB, I love the 4th one though.
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Thanks again guys - pic 4 where Dina looks back at me was sorta an accident. 
I stopped petting her, because I wanted to get hold of the camera, which was hanging around my neck.
Then Dina turns her head to look at me, as if to say: "Why did you stop scratching me behind my ears? It was so nice!", and bingo!
Here's what I call the Dina-pics:
1. "Reading today's newspaper".
2. Golden Delicious Retriever.
3. Are you two slow bipeds catching up, or what?
4. Why did you stop scratching me behind my ears?
5. Oh - hey!
Anyway, here's yesterday's harvest that I shot while going home from work:
1. Ballerup Kirke - looks almost postcard-like with the christmas lights on the christmas tree, the snow and all.
2. The elevator at Ballerup station - the doors were chronically open, when I passed by. Too much snow did that, I guess.
3. The station square in my little home town, Skovlunde, complete with snow, christmas tree and taxa.
4. Crossing the lawn. Good, sturdy boots and ditto rainwear is a good thing these days. Coffee and "æbleskiver", too.
5. Snow lantern. I've always wanted to try and make one, like they do in Sweden, and so I did. Made this one on my balcony, on the little table.
I stopped petting her, because I wanted to get hold of the camera, which was hanging around my neck.
Then Dina turns her head to look at me, as if to say: "Why did you stop scratching me behind my ears? It was so nice!", and bingo!
Here's what I call the Dina-pics:
1. "Reading today's newspaper".
2. Golden Delicious Retriever.
3. Are you two slow bipeds catching up, or what?
4. Why did you stop scratching me behind my ears?
5. Oh - hey!
Anyway, here's yesterday's harvest that I shot while going home from work:
1. Ballerup Kirke - looks almost postcard-like with the christmas lights on the christmas tree, the snow and all.
2. The elevator at Ballerup station - the doors were chronically open, when I passed by. Too much snow did that, I guess.
3. The station square in my little home town, Skovlunde, complete with snow, christmas tree and taxa.
4. Crossing the lawn. Good, sturdy boots and ditto rainwear is a good thing these days. Coffee and "æbleskiver", too.
5. Snow lantern. I've always wanted to try and make one, like they do in Sweden, and so I did. Made this one on my balcony, on the little table.
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B-17engineer
Colonel
Awesome!
real nice shots Maria!
evangilder
"Shooter"
Nice. I like the snowball lighting.
vikingBerserker
Lieutenant General
Nicely done Maria!!!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Great shots Maria!!
I love the pile of snowballs with the light. It started snowing here about 2:30 P.M. and we now have a little over 4" on the ground and more on the way. 
I love the pile of snowballs with the light. It started snowing here about 2:30 P.M. and we now have a little over 4" on the ground and more on the way.
ontos
Tech Sergeant
Great pictures Maria, not much snow here, but those shots makes me want to have a nice warm fire. 8)
8)
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Great pics, BB! You'll find that most of your greatest shots are those once-in-a-lifetime "accidents". The trick is to be able to recognize and react to them, instead of just standing there drooling and remember the camera after the moment has passed.
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BikerBabe
Senior Master Sergeant
Thanks guys; unfortunately all the snow has melted here, so no more snowball lights for now.
And RA: Agreed.
Here's my year in pictures - of course there's things that I've omitted, like the opening of Bakken and all, but anyway, here is my selections of the year:
January:
Time to clean up after the New Year's get-together.
February:
Snow.
March:
The snow and salt on the roads were gone by march, and so...
April:
Meeting up with all the other motorcycle nuts at Langelinie, Copenhagen. In other words: Life begins again.
May:
Sunset at Kulhuse, Northern Zealand. The water was still too cold for swimming, but otherwise yet another lovely trip.
June:
Summer nights...aaaaaaaah.
July:
The basics: Helmet, tobacco, coffee.
August:
My pic of the year. Dang, that was one helluva day at the airshow in Roskilde.
September:
Going to Tivoli in Copenhagen is one of the many pleasures of the year. And a sunny, warm september made it great.
October:
Fall arrives, and so does the grey, wet, cold weather. Bye bye summer.
November:
Election night rose - a gift from the local social democratic party who went campaigning in my area.
December:
Christmas shoppers in Copenhagen.
And RA: Agreed.
Here's my year in pictures - of course there's things that I've omitted, like the opening of Bakken and all, but anyway, here is my selections of the year:
January:
Time to clean up after the New Year's get-together.
February:
Snow.
March:
The snow and salt on the roads were gone by march, and so...
April:
Meeting up with all the other motorcycle nuts at Langelinie, Copenhagen. In other words: Life begins again.
May:
Sunset at Kulhuse, Northern Zealand. The water was still too cold for swimming, but otherwise yet another lovely trip.
June:
Summer nights...aaaaaaaah.
July:
The basics: Helmet, tobacco, coffee.
August:
My pic of the year. Dang, that was one helluva day at the airshow in Roskilde.
September:
Going to Tivoli in Copenhagen is one of the many pleasures of the year. And a sunny, warm september made it great.
October:
Fall arrives, and so does the grey, wet, cold weather. Bye bye summer.
November:
Election night rose - a gift from the local social democratic party who went campaigning in my area.
December:
Christmas shoppers in Copenhagen.
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Awesome photo-journal, Maria!
Thanks so much for sharing a year's worth of memories with us!
Thanks so much for sharing a year's worth of memories with us!
