Spring Snow | Snow Pattern
Spring Snow | Snow Pattern Snow adds depth and contrast to many common patterns in nature. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Grains of Snow
Spring Snow | Grains of Snow The wet snow and strong wind have combined to form large granular snowflakes. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Snow Texture
Spring Snow | Snow Texture Each heavy snowfall seems to have a texture all its own. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Blowing Snow
Spring Snow | Blowing Snow Even wet, heavy snow blows sideways in a strong wind. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Snow Hanging Fruit
Spring Snow | Snow Hanging Fruit Soft, quiet snow on trees and bushes make subtle images. Notice the short f2 depth of field. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Lake View
Spring Snow | Lake View Yesterday, the grass was green and the ice left the lake open. Today, everything is covered in snow. This image shows about 3 inches of the 7 inch snowfall. Tomorrow, the rise in temperature will melt the snow and make the grass green again. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | Snowy Grass
Spring Snow | Snowy Grass Tall grass from last summer still stands against all odds; rain, snow, wind, and ice. For the whole story with all images, see Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story.
Spring Snow | a 7 Image Story
Spring Sn
ow | a 7 Image Story Hopefully, this Spring Snow will be the last of the winter season. It’s one of those wet, heavy; here today, gone tomorrow snows. Still, while it’s here, it’s fun. Jokingly, some folks say spring snows are warmer than winter snows. Actually, they’re usually right! A sunny 35°F spring day after the snowfall really feels much warmer than a cloudy 22°F winter day for a photo walkabout.
Why the Loon image? These amazing Loons came to the lake the day after the ice melted. Actually, several pairs of Loons showed up on the lake along with hundreds of ducks.
Tall grass from last summer still stands against all odds; rain, snow, wind, and ice. Soft, quiet snow on trees and bushes make subtle images. Yesterday, the grass was green and the ice left the lake open. Today, everything is covered in snow. The wet snow and wind have combined to form large granular snowflakes. Tomorrow, the rise in temperature will melt the snow and make the grass green again.
Each image will be posted individually this week with a bit more narrative under category Spring Snow.
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