The light dusting of snow produced some interesting patterns on the landscape all painted in mute colors.
Snow Shade
Ours and Theirs
Ours
10
Apr
09
Winter’s Last Show, We Hope
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Ours. Very cool. Well, I suppose cold would be more accurate. Bricks, I presume?
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BobW (Pat, Good guess, It’s interesting which part melts snow first)
That’s very cool how the bricks do that. It’s been so long since I’ve lived in snow country that I either don’t remember that or never knew it.
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BobW (These days, I think you are lucky to be without snow. I must be getting too old )
These are great. I love the first one. I think the number three is one of the most powerful in any composition and the placement in the frame is great too.
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BobW (Andre, Thanks, I kind of thought that the other two were a little more subtle)
Cool images. I really enjoy the color contrast on the last one. It can be hard to get colors to “pop” right against a snowy backdrop, but those bricks look perfect.
Is that your driveway?
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BobW (David, Driveway, no way, but I wish)