(Sunlight on snow and hoar frost.)
It is a wholesome and necessary thing for us to turn again to the earth and in the contemplation of her beauties to know the sense of wonder and humility.
~ Rachel Carson
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The light sure causes a nice halo to the subject. Beautiful photo.
Thank you, Preston. 🙂
Having seen a frost like this earlier this year, I imagine your beautiful photo is a snippet of the magic of the scene, a vista just too WOW to capture anywhere but in the memory of the heart
I think your photos captured the frost much better, UHDD. And you’re right. It is just too WOW to capture with a camera. 🙂
Robin, the tones and light are just lovely.
Thank you, Kala. 🙂
Really nice in the sepia tone. Works beautifully.
Thanks, Ybonesy. 🙂
those leaves don’t look like they were “in” the photos.
Those aren’t leaves, Matt. It’s hoar frost. They look like leaves or flowers, though, don’t they? 🙂