lumikello, sneeuwklokje, snieklokje, snøklokke....

Unfortunately, I do not understand it ...
but I like the "snowflakes"

I don't know if it works in German "Schneeglöckchen"

Beautifully clear photo, Wierd.

Ha ha ha! For me it works =D

Well, it can be also "talviaika" ;-) 'Winter time' aka standard time in English =)

"Winter time." Okay. I get it now.

That's very clever. I like it! :)

It may not work in English, but I like the photo ;-)

Very cool work. A great pun.

Beautiful shot! I get the wintertime

Ok, it works also for winter time, if people don't understand my original idea, that is the problem when thinking in different languages.

the clock is ticking for winter... time for spring soon ! ;-)

hahah - it works also in German "Schneeglöckchen", the name for "snowdrop" and also "Glöckchen" for a little bell! ;-DD

nice image, "winter time" works for me

In German we can understand, effectively !!!!!!!! Beautiful image, Wierd !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Outstanding work!

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Works for me too Wierd. Although I didn't get the snowdrop link it did make me think of the phrase frozen in time! :)

It's time for apero. Happy sunday

Nice job of making the snow.

lovely idea. well done!

;-) I get your drift ... ;-) whoops not meaning drift of snow ;-)))

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snow dropping, clock for time ... winter time ? At first when I read snowdrop I thought you were referring to a little white spring flower by that name but then I realized you meant snow dropping down .... at least I think that's what you meant. lol) good image either way Wierd. :)

Mmm . . . I like it !

winter time! hey it's over now!

Ice cool!

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Belle image !

I get the (snow) drift;-) Very fitting - we had snow showers on Sunday....

A very nice idea and a great shot ! Have a nice week ahead, Wierd !

Thank you all for the great comments and faves, maybe a visual pun in not very common languages, it works the best in Finnish, the first one, it means snowdrop, but literally translated into English "snowclock"
But I got two proposals in English which are very good too: winter time and frozen in time.

it certainly works in Dutch!

Well, judging to the weather, it's still winter here. Don't know when the clock will show spring...
But I do like the photo