The photo above is my back yard. Even in the photo below, taken shortly afterwards out front, the snow seems to soften the normally harsh street lighting.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Snow Light
The photo above is my back yard. Even in the photo below, taken shortly afterwards out front, the snow seems to soften the normally harsh street lighting.
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okay, that is a LOT of snow.
ReplyDeleteThese are magical. I have so little experience with snow... this might as well be taken from another planet. I'd love to see this snow light!
ReplyDeletetwo beautiful shots ,yes the snow gives a special and magic light !Happy Xmas from FRance !
ReplyDeleteI notice that glow in the sky too but I get a headache when I try to figure out the cause, so I don't.
ReplyDeleteLaurie, Victoria is from another planet.
Lovely photos of light and shadow with snow. That's quite a bit of the white stuff you have over there. Love the composition too of your backyard exposure and how little things add so much interest like the touch of smoke(?) at the chimney and the buried bike in the shadow.
ReplyDeleteAll the best of the season to you and yours!
I don't know what causes the light to change in the winter either, but I like your explanation.
ReplyDeleteI grew up on the prairies and I remember nights when it was so bright that you could practically read a book in the middle of the night.
Gorgeous photo of the tree in your yard - I know it's just a street light, but the way it lights up the tree is beautiful!
Snow is amazing...you know the Inuit have hundreds of words for the different kinds of snow we get in the arctic...I wonder if there's one for "Victoria 2008 - A white Christmas"?
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful forms and patterns, those branches make. Stay safe and warm, blog brother. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh! The bottom shot is my favourite. That tree is gorgeous with snow on it. Simply breathtaking.
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