As much as I have grown up with snow around me, there are still days when the beauty of it is almost overwhelming! Days when I find myself oooing and aweing each new place I look.
Tuesday morning was one of those days. A day when you need to capture memories quickly as one breeze can cause it all to blow away in an instant.
The snow was as light and fluffy as it could possibly be and every surface was decorated perfectly by God's handiwork!
It has been pretty for sure... and we're closing in on the record with each new bit of snow... so much for the winter of '39. Let's hear it for the crazy snow we got in 2008!!!!
I've always said that i can't wait to one day photograph snowy landscapes... there is just something so absolutely serene about them- all that purity of cold, with the underlying hope of spring, wrapped up in the quiet.
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'The LORD has done this, and it is marvelous in our eyes.'
Psalm 118: 23
When all is said and done and the storm passes it is so peaceful looking!
ReplyDeleteLea
That is very, very pretty!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely pictures!
ReplyDeleteWow - I love it. I've always loved the look of snow on the trees and shrubs. I love that last picture. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletek
It has been pretty for sure... and we're closing in on the record with each new bit of snow... so much for the winter of '39. Let's hear it for the crazy snow we got in 2008!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhile it is pretty, from the inside, I just can't stop thinking how much better life would be without it. I don't think I'll ever be a winter person.
ReplyDeleteOh that is absolutely beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMary McG
in TN
I've always said that i can't wait to one day photograph snowy landscapes... there is just something so absolutely serene about them- all that purity of cold, with the underlying hope of spring, wrapped up in the quiet.
ReplyDeletebeautiful.