What do you get when you mix the evening light
with a snow covered garden?
with a snow covered garden?
Beautiful shadows....
With the setting of the sun, the shadows faded away.
And with the rising of the sun (and temps),
the snow is fading away, too.
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Waiting for spring...
Toni :-)
Beautiful photos, Toni!
ReplyDeleteToni, what a lot of snow you still have! The shadow shots are amazing, so delicate and beautiful. Snow transforms everything in the garden, doesn't it? I love the way the snow looks next to the open water in your pond. The last photo is so subtle; excellent photography.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shadow shots indeed! I've told others in the snowy parts of the world that while I don't envy them the snow and the cold, they do make for breathtaking shadow shots and yours are another example of what I'm talking about! Fantastic! Hope your weekend is going well! Stay warm!
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Underneath that snow, your spring flowers are waiting to grow!
ReplyDeleteSILLY SHADOW DITTY
Shadows may or may not be
Patterns of urbanity.
If a shadow threatens you,
Here, my dear, is what to do:
Grab the shadow by the throat,
Toss it to a billy goat,
So the goat can chomp and chew,
Keeping it away from you!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Chiseled Shadows
Shadows on snow seem almost other world. They are very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh Toni what gorgeous photos! It is hard to imagine that you have that much snow in Texas and we only have rain here in Georgia. I'll trade you!
ReplyDeleteSnow, shadows and bright sun - but the shots still look good. Well done!!
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Gorgeous shadow collection!!
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Lovely shadow shots captured.
ReplyDeleteGreat shadows indeed...I love the little brook dancing through the garden.
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I enjoyed my visit and viewing your entry for today's meme...do stop by if you have time, I'd love your company.
beautiful photos! love the one with the little creek
ReplyDeleteYour garden is so enchanting! I especially love the third shot - magical!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful... I especially like the shadows cast by the iron structures.
ReplyDeleteFine shadows. You have sun and that is rare here in Niagara Falls at this time of year. We had some yesterday and I was out snapping photos for another trip to Niagara Falls. I even got some good shadowing.
ReplyDeleteFor someone who doesn't get to photograph snow much, you sure make it look easy Toni! A true professional!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful winter scenes with all the soft shadows and all that snow. I suspect you are ready to see little buds of green on those trees.
ReplyDeleteToni - those photos look amazing, though hard to believe they are from TX?!! I also have to tell you how impressive your 'before' & 'after' shots on the top right corner of you blog! Fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shadow of nice garden decorations.
ReplyDeleteLove your snowy shadows! The fifth photo down looks like a fancy bed head. With the bed completely submerged in snow. Would make for rather uncomfortable sleeping I imagine ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for joining in Shadow Shot Sunday!
Lovely shots, Toni! So much snow for Grapevine! And the best part about it is it doesn't last long!
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