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The day after the blizzard that dumped 23 inches of snow in our yard, the sun came out and the snow, reflecting the cloudless sky, turned blue. Around 5:00 pm, when the sun was low in the sky, I snapped these shadow shots.
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11 comments:
I had forgotten about Escher when I did that! Thank for visiting. Your first shot looks like a cloud, at first! Nice snow shots - our snow is disappearing now tho it is still very much in evidence in places like Washington, DC
When melting-time comes
at last, might runs the stream
of deep snowfalls past.
Variations on a Stone
Beautiful shots. Looks bright and crisp and cold where you are. Thanks for visiting me. x
Even though I'm ready for all this snow to vanish now, your photos have reminded me how beautiful it can be when it's new-fallen and fresh. Lovely shadow shots!
Have a great Sunday,
Joysweb
Looks like here.. great wintershot and shadows!
love snow shots...beautiful!
Really gorgeous captures of the snowfall. I love seeing snow on the trees.
I had to do a double take when I saw the houses in the middle photo. The nearest one looks very similar to the house I grew up in. Must have been a popular design style.
Thanks for visiting my Shadow Shot post and for your nice comment.
Stay warm!
Beautiful. Glad it's there and I'm here thought. Still, it is beautiful.
I feel like in the comment above :) Beuatiful shots and thanks for visiting!
CJ -
Great shots.
It's snowing like crazy here in SE MI. We're probably getting 6" or so, this time around. Everything closeable is closed.
We may indeed be kindred spirits. I posted more on taxation in the Reagan era last night. (Things you can do while watching Olympic hockey.)
Cheers!
JzB
I love the blue skies! Apologies for commenting so late - this week has been a bit of a marathon.
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