The sun always carves the edges of the snow
into traceries of ice
before it all melts.
10 months ago
Friday, November 5, 2010
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- Judy
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
- I'm a 50 something female set loose on the world with a camera.
7 comments:
Oh my! Snow already! Yikes!
The images are lovely..patterns like lace.
P.S. I loved the idea of Hay filled boxes that you mentioned on my post.
But just wait... might have some more for tomorrow!! Love the pictures.
Beautiful photos Judy! I love them all.
Have a nice weekend:)
Judy I love all your snow and ice photos...you did good girl...
These are wonderful macros of the snow and ice. And I don't like snow all that much!
Beautiful photos. No doubt they are very special.
Seeing the beauty of the snow reminds me of how gorgeous it is!
Hope you will be enjoying some Indian Summer soon.
Sherry
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