Our second major snowfall of the season. Last time, even though we had more snow then, we had wind and the trees did not collect the snow as it did this time. Okay . . . so the oddity is me. For thinking I can take shots of the snow in the dark without special [...]
Posts Tagged ‘trees’
#12 Oddity
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged lights, night photos, shadows, snow, snowing, trees on February 9, 2010 | 16 Comments »
#7 Layers
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged DH, show, trees, van on January 31, 2010 | 14 Comments »
Self explanatory! Elements 5.0 Cannon PowerShot SD 1200 IS
#5 Doors & Windows
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged fence, garage, ice, neighbors, red, snow, snowing, trees, truck on January 29, 2010 | 4 Comments »
As you can tell, it is snowing and has been on top of sleet/ice. We have a total of about four inches now. More is expected. It is pristine and beautiful, isn’t it? Well, it does not take much to turn that beauty into problems. DH is in a stew because the sleet last night [...]
Oldie – Just for fun
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged April 2000, clouds, homes, montains, N.Idaho, Pend O'Reille River, reflections, shore, trees on January 28, 2010 | 11 Comments »
Thought perhaps you would like this. An Oldie from my files. Photo taken Along the Pend O’Reille River in North Idaho somewhere between Sandpoint and the town of Priest River in April 2000 when we lived in the area. Taken with a Sony Mavica FD digital (floppy disk for “film”) This area just begged to [...]
13. Texture
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged back yard, black 'n white, snow, textures, trees on January 7, 2010 | 17 Comments »
Figured the black and white photo would be more productive towards displaying texture of the photo. Again, a scene of our back yard with some of the ravages of last year’s ice storm still visable.
11. Pattern
Posted in Photos by Iona, tagged back yard, ball field, fences, trees, vine on January 7, 2010 | 9 Comments »
From the bathroom window – when I first spied the snow that morning – the color of the hillside between us and the school’s ball field really popped out from the surrounding white of the snow. Between the yard textures, both fences, the vine and the trees, it created an ascending pattern from the yard [...]
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