I have been so busy the past few months and haven't had a chance to start a thread, so thought I would start this one off. I WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOUR CAPTURES. Here are a few of my recent snowy wintery shots.
SCHWEITZER CHAIRLIFT
SCHWEITZER SUMMIT
SCHWEITZER QUADLIFT
SNOW COVERED CONIFERS
SNOWY WATERWAY
VALLEY VISTA RANCH
@shirljess What a wonderful thread! You have some fantastic photos to start the winter wonderland!! We have no snow and no ice and no-thing thread worthy :( Look forward to seeing what everyone else posts!!
We haven't had much snow yet here in Holland, and the two days it was there i had to work. So this shot is taken just before i had to leave for work, when it was getting light.
@abirkill Ohhhh, Alix....these are wonderful!!!!! Which mountain is this? I also love all the lines in the city scene. the lines in the snow form the tires afoot the buildings are wonderful!
We haven't had much of a winter yet, which is fine with me. We got a dusting of snow that was gone two days later and it's been rain ever since. But that is supposed to change tomorrow.
@shirljess I think so! But I went back yesterday, and there is a sauna built right next to there temporarily. So they had somewhere to heat up afterwards.
@rockinrobyn These are so fun, Robyn the first one almost has a tilt shift effect to it. Thanks for the Fav on the snowy conifers shot.. it reminds me of something you might see in Whoville!
@shirljess Thanks! There are three mountains, the first is Crown Mountain, part of the North Shore mountains in Vancouver, as seen from my apartment window, the second is Mount Rainier in Washington, and the third is Mount Shasta in Northern California, both of which are part of the Cascade Range.
I've also posted another photo of a Cascade Range mountain, Mount Shuskan, today, although it was taken back in September so isn't all that wintery!
No snow - the only cool thing at the mo is the refrigerator! It's 38C+ (100+F). Most SA's don't have air-con either!!!
Loving all the northern hemisphere pics though. :) Brrr!
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Snow is on the mountains about 9 months a year though:
And further afield...
Shoveling snow
Today was our first snow:
Snowing and Blowing a bushel of Fun....
I've also posted another photo of a Cascade Range mountain, Mount Shuskan, today, although it was taken back in September so isn't all that wintery!
and one from February
Loving all the northern hemisphere pics though. :) Brrr!