What gorgeous snow scenes you have captured and how fitting for this time of the year! I love them all for different reasons, the first one is majestic, the tiny snow dunes so lovely in their play of sun and shadows and the mottled sky and dancing shadows with a feeling of spaciousness. I feel like breathing it all in deeply! Aaaaaah! Happy holiday season to you!
Tammie, this is what I sooo miss living in a hot, dry part of the Earth. I have snow in all its diverseness running in my veins. From crisp blue shadows to an all consuming greyness where trees loom like ghosts. Such lovely shots that take me back to childhood and our few years in Canada and Vermont. Thank you for all this beauty.
Dear Tammie . . . your fabulous photos always transport us to your expanse of land and sky. Wondrous and staggeringly beautiful. Right now, our trees are coated in ice.
Wonderful winter poesi in this series. Love the way you say " shadows dance with sunlight" The winter is may favorit, you know. Thanks for sharing. Hug from Hilda
I love your winters Tammie, if I'd visited Alberta when I was younger I might have stayed. I wonder, is there a border up in the Rockies where they cross into Canada. You're right with your comment on my post about it looking unseasonable, but we've got the frost returning tomorrow.I need it to be prolonged to get some ice sculptures.
TL - since we are so hot over here photos of snow are welcome. What I love about snow covering the landscape is that it makes the landscape almost anonymous - everything unified, quiet and secret. Go well and have a relaxing and joyfilled Christmas time. B
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The contrast between blue sky and white snow is beautiful. Lovely shots, Tammie Lee.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful photos of God's paintbrush at work in the season of winter. I wish you peace, Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart
ReplyDeleteWhen A Fresh New Layer Sinks In, We Carry The Experience With Us Wherever We go.
ReplyDeleteWinter is a Winner when its Seasoning is Savored.
All that snow looks delicious! Mother Nature, bring it on!
ReplyDeleteI'll take my joy in your expressions of winter. Snowed here too and I'm cold.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful symphony of winter shots. Exquisite!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful... the snow, the snow-covered trees & that sky... it's all so very beautiful! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous snow scenes you have captured and how fitting for this time of the year! I love them all for different reasons, the first one is majestic, the tiny snow dunes so lovely in their play of sun and shadows and the mottled sky and dancing shadows with a feeling of spaciousness. I feel like breathing it all in deeply! Aaaaaah!
ReplyDeleteHappy holiday season to you!
...beautiful snow!! Crisp and pure...breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteIt looks wonderful, just ripe for little padded prints to wonder at.
ReplyDeleteTammie, this is what I sooo miss living in a hot, dry part of the Earth. I have snow in all its diverseness running in my veins. From crisp blue shadows to an all consuming greyness where trees loom like ghosts.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely shots that take me back to childhood and our few years in Canada and Vermont.
Thank you for all this beauty.
This really cheeered me up amid the greyness of a damp UK morning!x
ReplyDeleteA beautiful winter wonderland. Lovely photos. Have a happy day!
ReplyDeleteHave you written a book of poems ...? You should do it, you're a born poetess."Shadows dance with sunlight" (I like it very much).
ReplyDeleteTomás.
Thank you for sharing such beautiful photos and your beautiful words.xxx
ReplyDeleteThese snow scenes are spectacular,so beautiful,crisp and clear.
ReplyDeleteThank you Tammie!
Ruby
I take joy in your expression of winter. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDear Tammie . . . your fabulous photos always transport us to your expanse of land and sky. Wondrous and staggeringly beautiful. Right now, our trees are coated in ice.
ReplyDeleteComes to my mind: The weather outside is dreathfull, ...... let it snow let snow let it snow.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Hope all is well.
Hugs Dagmar
Nature at it´s best.....you always capture it so well. It always inspires me. Thanks for the beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful landscape, nature at it´s best!
ReplyDeleteWonderful winter poesi in this series. Love the way you say " shadows dance with sunlight"
ReplyDeleteThe winter is may favorit, you know.
Thanks for sharing.
Hug from Hilda
pure magic Tammie!
ReplyDeleteI love your winters Tammie, if I'd visited Alberta when I was younger I might have stayed. I wonder, is there a border up in the Rockies where they cross into Canada.
ReplyDeleteYou're right with your comment on my post about it looking unseasonable, but we've got the frost returning tomorrow.I need it to be prolonged to get some ice sculptures.
These are great pictures by the way.
Bellas imágenes, con la nieve como protagonista.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
all I can think is Schoooosh!!!!!
ReplyDeletevery beautiful! how I love the snow.
ReplyDeletegreat pics Tammie.
Happy Holidays, G
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ReplyDeleteHello Tammie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely shots!! Great with all the snow. Wonderful to see all the trees with the snow. This is enjoyment Tammie.
Many greetings,
Marco
Ah, the clean crisp beauty of snow. We have some outside this morning. Perhaps we will have winter afterall. I love the simplicity of your photos.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Tammie!
ReplyDeleteTL - since we are so hot over here photos of snow are welcome. What I love about snow covering the landscape is that it makes the landscape almost anonymous - everything unified, quiet and secret. Go well and have a relaxing and joyfilled Christmas time. B
ReplyDeleteBeautiful :-) I especially enjoyed the composition and the simplicity of image nr 4 and 5, well done!
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I love this combination of colors.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful....sigh***
ReplyDeletestunning and pleasant :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I take joy alongside you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wintery arrival.
And I take joy alongside you.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your wintery arrival.
Oh! a real joy to see! the two last photos here have a marvellous angle, it's like I'm standing there in the hill and look up =)
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