I went out this morning intending to get snow photo to show the recent snowfall but the shadows got in the way.
Today was very bright so the snow shows up well and the shadow is emphasized. I might not get many more bright days for a while.
Thursday, November 26, 2015
Days of the Long Shadow
The sun here is low enough in the sky that long shadows are cast. It's also bright enough that we see fairly dark and sharp shadow.
I went out this morning intending to get snow photo to show the recent snowfall but the shadows got in the way.
Today was very bright so the snow shows up well and the shadow is emphasized. I might not get many more bright days for a while.
I went out this morning intending to get snow photo to show the recent snowfall but the shadows got in the way.
Today was very bright so the snow shows up well and the shadow is emphasized. I might not get many more bright days for a while.
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The snow looks lovely to my eyes!
ReplyDeleteI know. You'd like snow even if your eyes were closed!!!
DeleteVery nice photos of the snow and frost, Red. I like your post title and your shadow too.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It was one of those days that I just had to get out.
DeleteNice! It's clear and cold here for the next few days, but no snow. I like that long shadow. :-)
ReplyDeleteWe get a week of clear weather and highs around 0 C.
DeleteGreat shots! You have so much snow there. Not a single flake here!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winthershoots!!your winther is early this year?You did a good job taking that snow away!!Great shadow:)))
ReplyDeleteUsually we have snow around the beginning of Nov. so we think we're lucky that it's come this late.
DeleteYou have a lot of snow already but with the sun it feels good to have a walk.
ReplyDeleteIt was too nice to stay in.
DeleteWe won't see snow until at least Jan, it's been a warm autumn down here in SC so far
ReplyDeleteYou are in a completely different world in SC.
DeleteHi Red, Those are some cool pictures in more ways than one. It looks like somebody clears the sidewalks. Your pictures reminded me of a day I remember from a winter in Montana ... On a clear sunny day, with zero wind, and about 5 degrees F (let's see ... that would be about -15C) one could sit outside in a lawn chair and be perfectly comfortable.
ReplyDeleteWe have to clear our own sidewalks within 48 hours of the snow fall. You get used to what you get but I'm not about to sit in my lawn chair.
DeleteHah Hah ... I hear you on that! Now a question: Do you expect the ground to be snow covered in Red Deer until next spring or will there be some thaws?
DeleteLooking at your pictures will keep me from complaining about the cold here in Portland...for a while. Take care.
ReplyDeleteSo my post was good for something.
DeleteNeat shots- no snow here, but we are due for about five inches of rain through the weekend. It makes a sloppy drive for all those out fighting the crowds. Of which I am NOT one!
ReplyDeleteThis time of year always makes me feel tall! Looks like you got some real pretty snow. Our snow has melted a bit, the green grass is showing through in some spots in the yard. :)
ReplyDeleteThe snow is late this year.
DeleteThis is very cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks. Now I have to get my skis out.
DeleteI like to take shadow selfies also. Not any white here, but some is due
ReplyDeleteThat's a tall shadow! It seems like the sun just moves around the horizon instead of across the sky at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteoh, i loved these. :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your pictures so pretty and your blog. I love shadows.
ReplyDeleteYae for snow. I love seeing your photos, Red. I'm finally finding some time to visit. It's been such a crazy time for me. Your posts are like desserts. I love reading them.
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