I certainly miss more hours in my day, but when I live in a tropical island I also would miss the flowing of the seasons... guess it all has its pros and cons :) I think I settle for somewhere in between.

I was born in a tropical island (Canary Islands) and live in the North of Spain, which gets moody in winter but nothing to compare with, I think. Definitely the lack of light affects our moods, though

Thank you, I actually followed you on instagram :) your photography is beautiful

Thank you so much, sure, I'd be honoured, just happened to read this, I'll send an email in a few days :)

We have some parks here in the town I live that have a "brotherhood" with Japan cities, so we have plenty of cherry blossoms. I even made this cover (though my Japanese might not be the best)

I knew the word (though Spaniard) because I love folklore and traditions and I even made a cover of Japanese Sakura (and Hanami). The place looks very peaceful and I cannot imagine any more aesthetical

It looks so cold yet so ethereal. Those icicles. And Ice blue might me one of my favourite colours ever, it is so hyaline. I like the contrast of the fall leaves over the frozen dark waters in the last,

Where is this located? such an amazing mood and light. I absolutely love them. So moody and yet so lush and green. Excellent photos and "forest" is home :) Have a wonderful day you too. I like

Such an odd looking forest, looks like something out of a Tim Burton movie

I saw her today. She still has s big head and thin body but she flies. I cannot tell how well but she comes and goes with the flick now. I saw her today ❤️ as she lived in the garden long she is the little

Indeed, it is time we give back for what is given

Hearing my town we have still quite a lot of them because I live very close to the fields. But not this many as we had 10 years ago. Lintu has been a lesson to me. Little one had so much courage and will

I totally agree. We have to give animals what we have taken away from them. It is only fair. Humankind is so greedy we have made ourselves the owners of the planet. But it's just a shared home.

Sparrows have always been see as the brownish "peasants" I think they are beautiful and resourceful and sadly we took them for granted. If this little post rises awareness I am happy. About

It really made a difference for me that this time it got so much feedback, it's a in important motivating part for me to know there is an audience to what to share here too. And yes, been around the whole

I will tell only for my experience, been around long even if I post slowly (just following the logic that I create slowly, though I am always thinking about becoming more "candid" with my posts

I'm "yidneth" on tik tok by the way, but very mixed feelings about it. I'll follow you there though... do I already? you pop on my youtube home from time to time to tempt me with coffee ;-)

Tik tok is also a pain to learn how to show your content. I mean I have been using the app in English exclusively for over a year. Not a regular but there I am with the same user name, still it only shows

Love them, I have an almost identical set of pictures but in a different corner of the world, of a walk during the night, I love how moody and orangey town streets get with the mist.

Oh my god those waves lashing against the rocks, magnificent picture. By the way, welcome I'm from Spain and I've been to Oregon twice, but way too brief. So much left to see.