In the fourth of the Snowy Series I provide an image of the snow cloaking the reeds within this generally wooded area. The scars of last year’s storms can clearly still be seen.
More of this series tomorrow, with what is my favourite image.
MM 🍀
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So pretty… for us that would be the first day or first snowfall before all is one big blanket. I love capturing the “in-between”!
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It is probably all we will get this winter (cue snow drifts)…❄️
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Wow…I always thought you got more than a sprinkle…
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Further North or across the water in the UK yes, but here we are right down in the south west and warmed by the Gulf stream..😎
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Not a bad thing…
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Nothing like a white blanket! 🙂
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Looks pretty much the same outside our windows this morning. 🙂
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oooh, where you then Eric? I though you were in hotter US climes and snow would be a mystery to you? Or are you back on a sojourn to Denmark? Hope all is good with you either way, MM 🍀
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Still where I have been… in the New Mexico High Desert. Yes, we get blistering hot summers but our winters (elev. 6,000+ ft.) are prone to very cold. Snow is less an occurence but we see it it the mountains every day as they peak at 10,500 ft. A Denmark sojourn is on the radar. 🙂 Trust and hope you are well.
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It’s beautiful, in a kind of deserted way.
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It was very deserted that morning although there were animal tracks in the snow. Would have loved to have had The Hound with me that morning. MM 🐺
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There are always animal tracks in snow, pity you seldom see the animals. But your hound might have sniffed them up and running
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Beautiful thick snow over these reeds, great shot. Though I see two images in this, pay no attention if you don’t like what I say 🙂 Crop so that both include the fallen log – the top one a landscape shot and the other a fat portrait cropped just below the first tree trunk. I just love the close reeds in this and want to make then more of the feature. Though now I’ve put this down maybe I should have waited until I’ve seen all the snowy shots 🙂
Looking forward to your favourite image.
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Lee, your comments are always welcome as they are always looking to provide constructive comment and suggestions. That has to be good whether I agree with them or not. I have a shot just of the reeds, but this is not included in the series (so far). I am thinking of continuing this into next week as I do have a few more images I can post – just these are my favourites. Tomorrow is the one I love, but that might be just me – might be a bit too artistic and abstract for some. Have a great day, MM 🍀👍
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I’m greedy and want to see more of the snow so hope you do continue into next week 🙂
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Mmm love snow 🙂
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’tis a rare sight for us as well, MM ❄️
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