Rounding a bend in the road I was greeted by the somewhat whimsical sight of these Canada geese out for a walk on the iced-over river.
Category: Landscape
Fog-wrapped dawn
Sometimes, fog forms as relatively warm air slowly moves over the late winter snowpack. The results can be magical.
Tree and snow
What an arresting sight!
Pastels
The extraordinarily delicate pastels of a late winter dawn rarely fail to catch my eye. At times I wonder whether I see colour more intensely than other people, or whether I pay more attention to seemingly little things like this. Whatever the reason, I am grateful for scenes like this.
Teasel in the snow
It does not, cannot, whine and whinge and moan about never-ending winter, where is spring? It waits. Spring will come. It will arrive when it arrives. Accept what is.
A lesson to embrace.
Layered
A thin layer of fog which lay just above this farmhouse, then apparently descended to ground level beyond it made for quite an image.
Trees in field, Lambton County
Sunrise, Lambton County
Winter sunrises rarely fail to awe me.
First caress
The first caress of morning sunlight on a snowfield.
Draped
In February our redbud tree is draped in hoarfrost, a beautiful sight to behold. Soon it will be festooned in gay, lovely pink. At either time, it is a blessed sight.
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