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Yeah, luckily, my son moved to OZ, now I never have to see that stuff again. (slipped on black ice on the road where he lived, torn my rotater collar to smithereens as I tried to safe my camera from crashing onto the road - popped my shoulder out and in and torn everything inside. So, no fond memories of the white stuffLovely image, still water makes the most of the rejections. Snow really sets off the bridge. A cracker Callie. And the white stuff is called snow....,
Ouch!Yeah, luckily, my son moved to OZ, now I never have to see that stuff again. (slipped on black ice on the road where he lived, torn my rotater collar to smithereens as I tried to safe my camera from crashing onto the road - popped my shoulder out and in and torn everything inside. So, no fond memories of the white stuff
Yes, as beautiful as the snow can be, and I do not dispute it, I prefer the flip-side of sunset's colours, and warmth!
snow, no wind equals a very quiet scene. your scene tells me a lot
