Hurricane Riley Leaves His Mark

Riley's winds swirled and rushed through our trees for almost 48 hours. The bulk of the storm fell from Thursday through Saturday. At one point I looked across at the neighbor's house and it looked like someone had thrown snowballs against the side so hard they stuck in place. I almost called this shot "snowkeh" as the flakes look like spots of light.

Filling in empty spots on my calendar. No need to comment!

[Helen Jane]

It is as if Christmas has come round again. Quite a tale to tell from your experience of Riley.

[Islandgirl]

Very pretty shot..................too bad about hurricane Riley!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Great shot. I hope everyone is okay.

[Lou Ann]

Incredible scene! What a storm!

[Milanie]

Neat processing.

[Kathy]

A terrible storm made lovely.

[wendy frost]

Great snow capture love your swirl framing

[Diane]

Your swirl frame is perfect for the storm. It looks like a Christmas card!

[Lynda McG]

Beautiful image and framing - fav!

[Babs]

Fabulous shot, looks like Narnia.

[Connie Little]

Wonderful processing. Looks like a Christmas tree.

[Denise Wood]

FAVtastic capture Ann :)

[Rob Z]

So beautifully presented!

[Joyce]

Great capture and edit Ann The swirly lines give a sense of the wind

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@randystreat @gilbertwood @lyndamcg @louannwarren
Thank you for the favs Kathy, Denise, Lynda and Lou Ann! I really appreciate them!

@helenhall @radiogirl @mittens @milaniet @wendyfrost @eudora @lyndamcg @onewing @littleconnie @robz @thistle

Thanks for you views and comments! I've used this frame quite a bit for all the reasons you've mentioned. It works well on water shots too.

[katy]

Your choice of treatment for this particular photo is spectacular. It would make a beautiful card at Christmas time!