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To me it looks like the trees have been frosted with vanilla icing. This was taken on the Grand Mesa in Colorado.
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Last night's storm left a bit of snow on the mountains surrounding Cómpeta. And the landscape has became even more white.
Nikon D90
nikkor 18-105mm f/3.5-5.6
Lens: 66mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Time:1/4000sec.
no flash
Iso: 200
White Balance: Manual
-1EV
Our local mountains had their first snowfall of the season. I managed to escape work for the afternoon and visited Seymour.
The ski runs only have a foot of snow. Above them, I followed the regular trail until Pump Peak. Here I wandered around in the fresh stuff. No snowshoes, but only sinking up to my knees in the deeper spots.
During the winter these trees are thick with snow and ice. It was a nice variation to have them only mostly covered. A happy hour was spent making the only footsteps and trying out different compositions. The sweet late-afternoon light was a pleasant bonus! I can relate to children who enjoy playing in the same school playground day after day. Roaming Seymour in the winter never gets boring for me. It's my outdoor amusement park.
A snow dusted sandstone mountainscape - Red Rock Secret Mountain Wilderness, Sedona, Arizona
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Our snow is basically gone again as temps have warmed back up...amazing to think only a couple more months till Spring!
Sunday was a winter wonderland. Stormy & bone chilling cold, but so beautiful I had to get out there. It was toe numbing, but worth it :))
Well, back from a very dreary weekend at Crater Lake. I had a great time digging and sleeping in snow caves with friends, but the weather was less than ideal. The lake was only visible for about 20 minutes and the rest of the time it snowed...a lot. We estimated a foot of snow overnight brining the ceilings of our caves down somewhat and burying the entrance to one of them. I'm glad I was able to get this shot. The afternoon light was not the best, but I thought I would share it with you. The snow covering the trees reminded me of frosting.
"December's wintery breath is already clouding the pond, frosting the pane, obscuring summer's memory...” ― John Geddes
Vanilla cupcakes packed full of Oreo cookies with Oreo cream cheese frosting and a mini Oreo on the top
orange cupcakes with chocolate frosting
I made new gumpaste flowers in various colors but will make even more vibrant color( its like storing for winter but these are for spring and summer bakings)
This is a panorama taken a few years back from the mountain Flånebba in Sunndal, Norway. Early morning light illuminates the scene.
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A week ago we had a really amazing snowstorm. It was a mess, but the unique combination of rain and then transition to LOTS of snow has created one of the most beautiful, lasting frosting of the trees that I've seen around here. A week later and looks like the storm just hit. I used the wide angle of the Samyang AF 14mm F2.8 RF lens (the first third party autofocus lens for the new Canon EOS R system) to get the towering, frosted trees in the frame. Some warm sunshine was filtering through the trees adding some bonus light leading the eye up the path. You can see more photos at bit.ly/Samyang14RFig and watch for my Part 1 of my video review tomorrow.
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