Friday morning the streets were covered with snow - a pure, white thin carpet over the landscape changed the neighbourhood to a "winter wonderland." On Saturday the sunlight was reflecting on the snow ... and I headed for a Photo Walk in the afternoon. I'm wearing the woolen mittens knitted by a creative friend of mine - they're perfect when taking photos outside - leaving the fingertips "free".
The lake is surrounded by dried burdocks ... As I made my way home, I discovered that I had dozens of them on my mittens, coat and jeans!
The weather has changed now- to rain and mist ... but I've hidden the winter wonderland in my mind and heart ... There's still two weeks to Christmas - Maybe the frost will arrive with some more snow - Who knows?!
Nina
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Very creative photography ~ hope you get your White Christmas ~ carol, xxx
ReplyDeleteNina, it snowed here all day and it is beautiful...some will come your way to warm your heart!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteHello Nina , these are the perfect photographer mittens:))
ReplyDeleteHi Nina,
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful walk. I love your perspective in the photos. The dried burdock makes a great subject for a winter photo. Great mittens!
Beautiful photographer-mittens you have, and lovely winter photos, the second image is just magical! :)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week.
Beautiful images of winter. There is thick fog here at the moment so photography is virtually impossible. Have a great week xx
ReplyDeleteBy the time I get home from work I have 15 minutes of light. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteI love taking walks with my camera after it has snowed.
ReplyDeleteI don't like the stuff but it makes everything so dang photogenic!!
Stay toasty!
diane @ aug's blog
A snow sounds heavenly during this time of year, but it would be sort of a miracle to have on in Georgia. Love your fingerless gloves!
ReplyDeleteEven those those sticky little buggers are a nuisance, you captured them beautifully! :)
ReplyDeleteThinking frosty snow flake thoughts for you, Nina!
I love the last image with the burdock on the mitten - they tend to stick, don't they? - Great processing too!
ReplyDeleteOi miten upeita kuvia!!
ReplyDeleteNo snow here - thank goodness! I'm enjoying winter looking at your lovely photos. I like your "selfie" a lot!
ReplyDeleteThese are such gorgeous photos and love the lighting in them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images!
ReplyDeleteLove your mittens and hope snow finds its way to you soon.
ReplyDeletethere is something magical in the first snow of the season...ours changed to rain and mist as well. We are expecting maybe 6 inches tomorrow though to make up for it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a wonderful walk, Nina !
ReplyDeleteLovely photos !
Nice weekend,
Sylvia
Great shots! I love those gloves!
ReplyDeleteThe images make me feel bright and sunny - Lovely photos - anytime you spend outdoors is a happy day -- stay warm too..
ReplyDeleteHUgs
Hi Nina! Looks like those burdocks wanted to come home with you!
ReplyDeleteThe first snow always reminds me of change. Changing from fall to winter, changing from lighter clothes to heavier ones. We have about 4" on the ground from a snowfall today. We are in winter for sure! But it looks pretty, and the roads are good.
Those gloves look perfect for photography!
Ceil
Such beautiful photos Nina! Love the perspective in that first shot. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for coming by sharing your creative photography on the Weekly Top Shot, #113!
ReplyDeleteHappy Winter!
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