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Morning, Fresh Snow. © Copyright 2018 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
The previous night’s new snow covers the trees of this conifer forest
This is another photograph from my recent week in Yosemite Valley in late February — and a cold and snowy week it was! But that was good news during a winter that had previously bene characterized by nearly a month of no precipitation and by well above-average temperatures. Yosemite Valley is always more picturesque after (or during) snow, but the climatological backdrop made this even more true this year.
I drove down into the Valley on this morning after snowfall the night before. There wasn't a lot of snow — perhaps 4-5 inches where I had stayed overnight and no more than an inch or two in most of the Valley. But in many ways that was just about the perfect amount. On this very cold morning the snow stayed in the trees, and the thin layer still allowed the darker colors and shapes of the branches and tree trunks to be visible. As I came to this spot I noticed that the snow-lined trees were back-lit, so I stopped, wandered into the forest, and photographed... and before long the sun passed behind the upper edges of high cliffs, the area was in shade, and the opportunity was gone.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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Ok, let's forget the messy bed for a moment... I quite like this as I look like I'm wearing little or no make-up. Of course, nothing could be further from the truth.
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Durante nuestro reciente viaje fotográfico a Lofoten hemos sufrido todo tipo de contratiempos, desde intensas nevadas hasta los devastadores efectos del huracán Ole que nos mantuvo sin luz y sin calefaccion más de 24 horas y por poco nos impide salir de las islas en la fecha prevista.... Pero tambien hemos vivido momentos mágicos de luz... Con ganas de volver el próximo invierno ;-)
Realizada con el sistema LucrOit 165 usando un filtro de cristal de la misma marca ND de 6 pasos.
para ver la foto en HD: Fresh Snow
During our recent photographic trip to Lofoten we have suffered all kind of problems from heavy snow to the devastating effects of the hurricane Ole which kept us without light and heating over 24 hours and almost keeps us leave the islands as scheduled... But we have also lived magical moments of light... Looking forward to returning next winter ;-)
Taken with the LucrOit 165 system using a crystal filter ND of 6 stops
Check the photo in HD: Fresh Snow
It is said that in all the ages there has never been & never will be a man or woman just like you. You are unique & have no double. Every life is a fresh thought from God to the World.
(Horses for Lady Campbell, as requested.)
Fresh out of the Topeka shops is the BNSF 1966. This had previously been the BN 6359, an early-production SD40-2. Surely, this will be destined for a new coat of paint, but it was still looking good, in late 2018.
July 2, 2021
Last year our blueberry bushes did not produce ANY blueberries. This year, one of them is loaded with berries. It's still early, but I'm getting about 30 berries a day right now. It's enough for snacks or making blueberry pancakes, but I'll have to hit up the blueberry farm to have enough for muffins and pies. (That won't be for a week or two)
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A fresh fall of snow greeted me this morning as we set off to hike the Ice Lake Trail near Whitehorse in Southern Yukon. The snow continued and picked up in intensity during our hike, which made for some beautiful scenes.
This photo taken with the Olympus OM-D E-M1 and M.Zuiko 12-40mm f/2.8 Pro mounted to a tripod. The final image was processed from raw in Lightroom with a VSCO film preset, which added just a little to the colour and texture of the photo.
Added to EXPLORE for June 24th 2009. Higest position: #322
This was taken during an outing at the Rhododendron Species Foundation in Federal Way last month. Being located in the "Evergreen State" as it is, of course it was raining, lol.
I liked the fresh spring green look.
I scattered a packet of wildflower seeds. I wonder what flower this will be?
Macro Mondays theme 'Half Way Point'.
There is nothing nicer than eating Moroccan bread with some choice olives. I could live on it and, as a friend pointed out, many probably have.
Women and children would bring their own bread and cakes to have baked, some to sell, some for the family.
delicious!
pure, natural, crude. Zinging with flavours.
I have lots of 500ml plastic containers frozen.
But nice to have some fresh from a glass bottle
Cocteau Twins - Orange Appled