The top one features frost-covered sprinkler wheel lines. The frost looks like sugar.
The second photo is of elk tracks wandering through one field ...and across a road into the field beyond.
Monday, March 18, 2019
Week #11 P52
As I've said before, I love winter landscapes, but I'm collecting too many snow-covered trees and snow-covered mountains and valleys. However an early morning recent quick drive only a few miles from home resulted in some really icy images. I can't decide between my two favorite ones, so I'll post both. When I have my photobook printed at the end of the year, I will choose---or just print both! By next week, I plan to have a photo from the west side of the state, where we'll be visiting our only grandchild (and her parents, of course!) for a few days.
The top one features frost-covered sprinkler wheel lines. The frost looks like sugar.
The second photo is of elk tracks wandering through one field ...and across a road into the field beyond.
The top one features frost-covered sprinkler wheel lines. The frost looks like sugar.
The second photo is of elk tracks wandering through one field ...and across a road into the field beyond.
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3 comments:
The frost on those tires is rather magical.
That banner picture at the top is one of finest winter pictures I've seen. Fantastic!
I like both photos. My eye really follows the tracks.
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