Posts tagged ‘snow’
Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow,
Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow, Snow!!!
Snow January 2013
Snow January 2013
Snow January 2013
Snow January 2013
Snow January 2013
Snow January 2013
On this cold day!
I have been looking for images for Christmascards today, and found this from a couple of years back – there is something about it that I like, strange really as barbed wire is so un snow like!!
The wire and the Snow
Out and About
Although vision is still blurred I have managed to get a few photos – the magic of modern cameras (these are from a point and shoot and I did!), some of these are the ice on the side of the River Tamar which almost seems fluid as the tide ebbs and flows. And one is to show that spring is just around the corner………
The Second Heavy Snows
Again these have not been played with – some were taken before dawn or sunrise over Dartmoor, again with one eye out of commission.
The One Eyed Splendor of Snow
Having had problems with one eye I am reduced to momocular vision, and it is my photographing eye that is wearing the pirates patch, I still wanted to get the splendor of the snow, so here is one lot after the first 4 inch fall, the additional 5 inches will follow later. Because using the computer is very dificult, I need new glasses and I cant have them untill my bad eye recovers – 6 weeks so everything is blurred – these images are as taken, no Lightroom or Photoshop!
Frosty Morning
Well, I managed to get up and get out with the camera today, must be all the winter vitamin tablets! One of the heaviest frosts I can remember in a long time. It was interesting as the the trees were white from the frost but only at lower levels, so that there was a colour inversion, the normal white moors were coloured and the coloured trees were white!
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- Haw Frost
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- Mist
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- Haw Frost
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- Mist
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- Haw Frost
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- Haw Frost
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- Haw Frost
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- Haw Frost
Misty Morning
I managed to get up and out yesterday, the sun and mist were too tempting, and although well below freezing it was dry. A short walk to a Milleneum Green and views across Dartmoor and Plymouth produced the following! I like the way that the views are almost cardboard cutouts …………
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- Frost
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- Mist
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- Frost
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- Mist
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- Frost
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- Chiminies
ICE!
After one of the coldest nights for a while – a walk along the Tamar and up into the woods produced a series of chilled photos! The river had frozen at the edges during hightide leaving the ice as it lowered…..
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- Old Man’s Beard
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- Mist in the Valley
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- Mist in the Valley
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- Viaduct
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- Viaduct
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- Mist in the valley
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- Mist in the valley
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- Mist in the valley
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- River’s edge
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- Mist in the valley
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- Mist in the valley
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- Mist in the valley
Snow!
November snow on Dartmoor. This was at least 3 days after it had snowed, and photographed from several miles away on a very cold Sunday afternoon. Also, a couple of local headgerow finds!
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- Snowy Dartmoor
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- Before the snow – raindrops in the tree
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- Snowy Dartmoor
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- Snowy Dartmoor
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- Snowy Dartmoor
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- Spindleberries
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- Frost at 2pm
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- Snowy Dartmoor
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- Snowy Dartmoor
