Dinosaurs must actually be warm blooded.
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
Tag: snow
Tuesday Photo Challenge – Trees
The Tuesday Photo Challenge – Trees was one of those prompts that gave me so many ideas it was difficult coming up with a theme.
So I decided to go with a tour of the decades starting with a one of my earliest photos. So early in fact that the original negative got lost or damaged and I ended up photographing the scene again when we got snow a couple of years later.
Trees in the snow, Hatherton, Cheshire, England in the 1970s.
Snow dusted trees in the mist at sunrise, Hatherton, Cheshire, England in the 1980s.
Trees and their shadows, Bickerton Hill, Cheshire, England in the 1990s.
Hoarfrost covered trees on snow covered farmland at sunrise, Punnichy, Saskatchewan, Canada in the 1990s.
Trees in autumn on the Niagara Escarpment, South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario, Canada in the 2010s.
Monochrome Monday: 20th January 2020
This image for Monochrome Monday was taken on a walk around the neighborhood last week.
The original was monochromatic before doing the conversion but I tried to bring out the imprints in the snow when doing the conversion. They were formed by ice from the overhead branches falling into the snow.
Field Stone Wall in the Snow
My contribution to Six Word Saturday.
Wordless Wednesday: 15th January 2020
Change
I thought of this photo as soon as I read the prompt for One Word Sunday: Change.
Taken in early November almost two weeks before the winter solstice we had already had snow for over a week. I thought the photo was an example of the change of season with autumn leaves and winter snow.
Then I realised that there was a second change involved. It’s the tenth photo taken with my Sony a6000, the first Sony I have used. The lens used was my Olympus 35mm from the 1980s.
January Squares: Winter Prairie by Moonlight
This is my contribution for day 10 of Becky’s January Squares: Light photo challenge.
Snow and hoarfrost covered prairie near Punnichy, Saskatchewan at moonrise.
