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Palash Kanwar, CoE First-Year Student, tastes the snow outside of Bursley Hall during the first snowfall of the year on the North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI on November 21, 2015.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
2012-Sep-11. Maligne Lake boat house, first show of the 2012-2013 winter season. A storm is moving in from the far end of the lake. If you look close you can see the snow flakes leaving streaks in front of the deep green of the forest.
The first snow came yesterday. I managed to get some shots before it eventually melts away. I love snow.
Finally we had snow this year in DC - latest snowfall in 11 years. I kept waiting for this girl in my neighborhood to fall back and make a snow angel but she never did.
first snow of the season deserves a celebratory hot cocoa with homemade whipped cream.
recipe
1/3 cup cocoa powder
1/3 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
a few shakes each of cinnamon and nutmeg
2 cups milk
mix all this together in a saucepan and bring just to a boil.
while you are waiting for the milk to heat up, whip cream.
serve with a view of the snow falling.
ps-does it seem like i live off hot cocoa?
What's this? The neighbor's shoveled the driveway they share all the way out to the street! We haven't seen this phenomenon in 2 years or more.
(My property, their right-of-way. It's complicated. Ask Robert Blakely... Really it takes a degree and lots of experience. [Thanks, Bob!])
Merry Christmas to all of my Flikr contacts - Wishing you much joy over the holidays and happy shooting in 2012!
texture courtesy of pareeerica www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/6470306011/in/photostream
Our first dusting of snow! We are slated for snow today, Tuesday and Wednesday. Enough to mess up holiday travel. By the end of the day we had about 1/2 inch.
Palash Kanwar and Jose Carrillo, CoE First-Year Students, taste the snow outside of Bursley Hall during the first snowfall of the year on the North Campus of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI on November 21, 2015.
Photo: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering Communications & Marketing
Albuquerque hardly get snow storms, once or twice each winter season. This was the first of this year. Taken from my window.
It is 11.18pm now. It has been snowing since last midnight. On and on and on.
No resting time. Astonishing. Surprising. Amazing. I don't think I have experienced this long snow falling before. This top shot was taken at 2.34pm and 8.06am shot and 9.56am shot are below.
Usually they grit the night before but this time without any reason (so I think) they didn't so the road was loads of snow and cars seldom pass. School children went home much earlier and the number seemed much less.
I cancelled tonight's going out and I am very pleased with my decision as I heard one person from our station to go back to his house, just two stations away so it would normally take about 15 minutes but this afternoon the same journey took him for 3 hours!!!!!! I also heard that abandoned cars and buses on the road.
It's still snowing. I think snow is at least 15cm deep now or 20cm. 6 inches to 8 inches.
This is how it began. 5 minutes earlier the passengers pushed a tram by our house, but unfortunately I was not there with my camera.
The first snowfall this season on Long Island, December 4, 2005. Birdhouse in the bare Japanese Red-maple tree.
Original picture © Lisi Perner (thank you for allowing to use it)
Digital Image Manipulation by rpeschetz:
* removed footprints
* rotated (sidewalk edge level)
* cropped (sidewalk edge at 50% height)
* enhanced orange light
* inserted text and applied text effects
Also see: First Snow Redux Sans Type