Snowy path

Another one of those large view efforts, if you have a moment. Thank you. :-) Not as much tonal variation as I would have liked but there wasn't a lot to be done about it. The way the snow was clinging to the public footpath through the field intrigued me, though.
Happy Easter, folks! xx

[Arthur Loosley]

Yes, certainly worth viewing large, Alison, but looks cold, which ever way you look at it.

[Lisa Stein]

Very graceful lines and lovely muted tones. I like it a lot.

[Claire]

Large is definitely the way to go, gorgeous

[Ruth Moucharafieh]

Yes very interesting that the path remains white in a sea of brown!

[Jen Hudson]

Large is a must. That line of snow makes up for the lack of tones. It's a really attractive scene.

[carol white]

Great find!! It's interesting how it clings to some parts and not others.Maybe the ground is colder in places.

[Tammie]

Kind of makes me want to go for a walk to see what is on the other side. Great shot.

[Milanie]

The way you shot this makes for a really interesting composition - that line of white draws your eye all the way through - odd how it stayed on that path. Like the variations in the brown running perpendicular to the path. Interesting. If this is Easter though, let's get spring here soon.

[Dione Giorgio]

Lovely scenery. Well spotted and captured.

[elkehochban]

Fab shot - it's like the "white brick road"! Follow, follow, follow....

[👑 AnaZad]

Yes, very interesting, but I imagine that the snow remains longer in the concrete and dissipates in the soil. Different temperatures.

[Ariel]

Oh dear - yes, we haven't quite got rid of the last lot of ice yet on the hills either. I do hope it goes before June, it would be good to feel there was something of the summer.

[Jennifer C]

Very interesting, the path must stay colder than the fields. Wonderful image! HOPE YOUR EASTER IS GOING WELL

[Cindy Muir]

Love it - definitely worth viewing large.

[Hamble]

A beautiful winter landscape!

[Matt Clendon]

Interesting the way the path has remained snow capped. Maybe it's because the ground underneath there is more compacted so denser, and harder to warm up. Just a guess. I reminds me a little of the aeroplane white lines, except this is very much earthbound. :)

[Carole Imes]

Lovely tones, Alison and beautiful image especially viewd large.

[Alison Hewitt Bailey]

@sabresun Good point re. the path. It may also be that the snow has been compacted by walkers which would slow the melting process down too. There's a lot of very popular walking country hereabouts and a lot of enthusiastic and hardy walkers.

[Netkonnexion]

Thats a nice picture. Cool capture.