Looking at these now, I realize the snow looks a bit like a sandy beach. I guess it's due to a warm tint from the late day sun plus some wind-driven ripples and our footprints.
January 19, 2013
Lakeside Snow
We didn't get the snowstorm the other day that hit the southern Shenandoah Valley. However, for those who miss seeing snow scenes I'm posting some photos I took on January 3rd.
Looking at these now, I realize the snow looks a bit like a sandy beach. I guess it's due to a warm tint from the late day sun plus some wind-driven ripples and our footprints.
Looking at these now, I realize the snow looks a bit like a sandy beach. I guess it's due to a warm tint from the late day sun plus some wind-driven ripples and our footprints.
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such a stunning scene...
ReplyDeleteBeauty and grandeur!!!
ReplyDeletePerfect winter scene!
ReplyDeleteyou're right it is easily mistaken..ha
You've got the snow we have here at the moment Linda.
ReplyDeleteMakes for beautiful pictures, like yours, but I'll be glad when it's gone. lol
Such beautiful nature, well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! Right now there is no snow covering our ground... but it is suppose to snow today!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos! The snow missed us too (but that was OK with me!). I'm sure there will be more on the way later.
ReplyDeleteLove the light in these winter photos.
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