I'm assuming thats why there watermarked...

Wow great shots.

Super cool.

Been snowing here off and on for the last month. I'm so used to it that I never even thought of posting something.

Beautiful shots!:rock:

Well, I have naturally a hope to have it as an extra job one day, and yes, that's why I mark my photos with my webadress. Feel free to pay the site a visit. I have my photo site as an online portfolio, as reference if anyone interested in using me as photographer can check out my talents.

I actually did sell one photo last February to my local newspaper, but the photo director cheated me, because I was unaware of the rates. I checked later. He should have paid me more. Or rather, I should have demanded more. Anyway, it taught me a lesson. I know that now for the next time.

Been there, checked it, loved it, and bookmarked it.

Those are gorgeous pictures Carotio. :up: Especially the one with the frame house.

Somehow the snow looks prettier in Denmark than it did this time last year in the Seattle-Tacoma area, when I high-centered my car in the stuff trying to get to work. :D

I loved the rail shots being a foamer :03:

Great pics.

Believe it or not, it looked like that for about 48 hours here in East Texas a couple of years ago.... IN THE MIDDLE OF APRIL no less!!!:yep:

it all went away a little over a day later when the 78 degree temps came back.

it was strange.

We almost never get snow here.:shifty: and if we do, its just a VERY slight dust...

I can count on one hand the number of times in 30 years it has snowed where i live.

Loved it as a kid.

HATE it as an adult. it looks beautiful, but it can make life a pain in the arse.

Well that's what you get from living in a bunker.

Very nice although I can't really say it's anything I don't see every winter, especially coming from the north of Finland. :) I think this is a cold spell that originates from Siberia or something.

I like those German-style houses, don't know what they are called. And the shots with depth perception. Denmark looks nice, haven't visited but would like to.

Having worked at a newspaper I know that it's always good to consult some of the other photographers, to get info about rates. It's best if one can get in as a 'house photographer' as opposed to as a freelancer. I can see you have skills so anything is possible.

Exactly the same in our city, -21C

I HATE WINTER :x

We had snow strangely early (December 5th, I think) here in the D.C. area, but it melted pretty quickly, like it normally does. On balance, this is a warm climate.

Right now it's 23 degrees F./ -5 C. w/the windchill, outside.

If I were fabulously wealthy, I think I would buy part of the Atlantic wall and convert it into my personal abode. Of course, only if I didn't get an airship or some other pie in the sky thing.