Snow Photos
The snow is up now over the wheel wells on our cars in the driveway, and shoveling out will commence later today.
The snow is up now over the wheel wells on our cars in the driveway, and shoveling out will commence later today.
All of these photos were taken from within our cosy home, looking out our windows.
In the deep fall don’t you imagine the leaves think how comfortable it will be to touch the earth instead of the nothingness of air and the endless freshets of wind?
A sweet story whose words became a kind of family mantra, accompanied by truly blue shadows photos.
Though I haven’t been anywhere this month, there has been snow, shadows, and interesting light.
Here’s what I had fun paying attention to on my chilly walks this month.
Taking photos
early Monday morning
either out windows or from
our front porch as I gape
in my slippers at the magical
snow clad landscape…
This quote captures what I love about winter and snow days, as do the photos.
I encourage you to find joy in the little things that are so easy to overlook, but are around us all the time.
I love how the snow lands on the tree limbs, defining them singularly by contrast. I also love how blue the shadows on the snow can look in some angles of light. And I love the shapes of the snow on grillwork, twigs, and rock walls…
Snow gently fluttering
down, a feathery white
monochromatic veil, flickering
over everything, hushing…
Here are the photos I took with my iPhone on an enchanted walk before church in Ridgefield yesterday morning.
– After just returning from Florida, Texas, and California, all of which were far ahead of us in terms of spring blossoming, we were starting to adjust to seeing the first hesitant flowering of spring here, when low and behold, we got snow! These photos were taken with my iPhone on the way to church … Read more
I loved the blue– almost purple!– in the snow shadows, and the textures of the grass, trees, and shrubs. The blue-grey of the sound was also stunning.The water was very still, hardly even lapping!