One of the things I like about sunny winter days
is the shadows that appear on the snow. I don't know what sort of a weed this is,
but the last two are Queen Anne's lace.
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7 comments:
I like your snowy shadows.
Lovely photos. That first one looks like columbine to me. Queen Anne's lace is one of my favorites.
Yes, snowy shadows are special!
These are nice, Judy! I especially love the last photo, there's a tender, ephemeral sweetness about it. :o) Happy Weekend!
Very cool with the QAL! No snow here yet but we've got some big rain on our doorstep. Yuck : (
great shadows..
I have been browsing around your page, and this entry struck me. One of my favorite authors...Jacqueline Carey is gracious enough to have a facebook page. She recently made reference to walking in the blue shadows. It's so true.
I think one of the most amazing things about winter is that when it snows, even the darkest night is bright. The snow makes a hush over the whole world.
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