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A meandering creek leads in an S-shaped curve to a recently snow blown tree. The weather working in tandem with the twilight hour created a serene glow over the landscape. The soft palette of colors compliment the intricate and chaotic textures. Dane County, Wisconsin
Some winter snow scenes look so peaceful it is easy to forget the cold wind that was blowing.
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Day 315
I have been hoping for rain so I could do this shot... I never imagined I would get lucky enough to have SNOW here in Tucson for it!!
It was windy and snowy morning on the Štrbské Mountain-Lake in High Tatras, Slovakia.
My previous upload from this place taken after the weather cleared up:
Of course I have a bunch of snowy squirrel shots now. Mittens doesn't seem to mind the snow at all as long as she can find some of the peanuts I put out, which keep getting covered up.
Snow was made for beauty and to make you feel lighter and childlike inside, so angels can visit you."
— Breanna Cornell
in this strange winter the snow is humid and easily sticks on trees.
Serrasecca, Mount Simbruini Group.
The earliest snow on record in the Ozarks yesterday (November 12) -- lovely coming down, but slick for drivers and enough for an early school dismissal. . .yay!
Sometimes our fate resembles a tree in the winter. Who would think that those branches would turn green again and blossom, but we hope it, we know it.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Today we have a bit of a tourist photo. It's taken from River Road (Niagara Falls Ontario) looking down to the bottom of the gorge on the lower Niagara River (the river AFTER it goes over the falls). Being in a 56M gorge more snow & ice accumulate than above and give you geat views like this even when the streets are clean and the sun is out "up top".
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No ...not this year ...but 2 years ago ....on the night of Oct 29, 2012 ...'Superstorm' Hurricane Sandy paid us a visit ...and the next morning this was the view from the balcony .
The 1st big snow of the year is always special ...bringing with it a unique beauty & serenity ....yet tinged with the sadness that another spring-summer-autumn has slipped away ...& Old Man Winter is once again knocking on the door .
Thanks for the visit ....have a nice day :-)
We got new snow over the weekend, so after it have have been thaw and frost the last few days it looks prettier.
We still need to walk gently, as it feels like being on a skating rink.
Sprinkle on black
Reprocessed this one by adding a blue coloured tone to reflect that cold feeling of the snow.
Also changed up some of the cropping and rotated this image to satisfy my OCD, ran a noise filter and sharpened up parts of the original image. Made some other small adjustments here and there too!
Although I tried to use Photoshop Elements to do everything, eventually had to resort to Lightroom to complete this image.
In the distance, through the snow, I kept seeing this peninsula of stark trees. My friend was kind enough to accommodate me by stopping several times to see if I could find a vantage point to shoot it. This turned out to be about the best spot we could get to without snowshoes. I must come back here in the summer to see the lake that is beyond that white abyss.