To continue my photos from the weird but magical morning that I posted about here yesterday, I drove around another corner toward the little back bridge. That's an old factory on the left.
Behind the building in the first photo (above), there lies an impressive tree.
From the bridge, I took a photo looking across the river. The low sun was lighting a patch in the branches.
I later took another photo looking between the factory and an adjacent hut. It is so-so and probably could have been better if I had tromped through the snow to a better vantage point. However, I was sticking to the plowed road, thank you very much.
Your snowfalls are so more impressive than here in Nashua, NH, as our recent snows were nothing compared to ones you have shared. Snow clinging to tree branches is always magical.
ReplyDeleteI really like that first photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots!
ReplyDeleteThe scenes look magical! Great captures!
ReplyDeleteI love that where most of us would think about getting home and warm, you think, ah, a chance for great pictures! And they are.
ReplyDeleteThese are all worthy of your cold toes. And I notice the buildings all have correct vertical lines...meaning often there is a cant to verticals above the view point. It must be because you have the right camera and setting.
ReplyDelete@Barbara: It is mostly about holding the camera straight. On rare occasions, I manage to do just that. 😎
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful winter shots.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful trees and snowy scenery!
ReplyDeleteThe grandkids should be congratulated for getting you out there. That last photo has good light on the left side. I can see a fine crop, for the stone.
ReplyDeleteThese are really lovely. You must be very satisfied frost bite on non.
ReplyDeleteIt truly is gorgeous. I really like the factory photos. They strike me as something I would see in England, those brick buildings.
ReplyDeleteI really like that first one, the balance just seems right.
ReplyDeleteGreat snow shots. Yes it's sometimes hard to get off the beaten path.
ReplyDeleteThat was a lovely trek!
ReplyDeleteThat is definitely an impressive tree and more so with the snow.
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