Ok, I don't know if any of you noticed the frozen fog on the trees this morning, but as soon as I saw it, I knew some pictures had to be taken immediately.
So here they are.
The chain link fence.
A blessing in disguise?
These ducks were all standing around a little hole in the middle of the pond. I liked the reflections. : )
I was surprised I actually got this one. :()
More reflections
Half shadows.
cucumber leaves
I thought this one almost looked like a giant snow flake that was resting on a frozen branch.
The background really should not have been black, but something was weird with the lighting, and so...Walla...a neat picture.
The van window.
Notice Dixie to the left? 
Beautiful pictures Hannah! As we were coming home from lunch we were wondering if everyone was going to post pictures of the frost. I particularly like the one that looks a bit like a duck choir.
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ReplyDeleteI think the blessing in diguise picture is perfect! I like the one of the duck choir too! I like the picture of the duck that is flapping its wings the best though! I like your little C.H.Spurgeon thing on the side!
Your background is real neat too.
Sarah~
Hannah I love these photos. I got some pics of the ice crystals too and will post them soon. I love the one of the dog print in the snow too. I can't read the comments right now cause your background is all black and so is your wording. Sorry to keep harping on you about it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara. I knew I was going to have to change the word color. I'll do that soon.
ReplyDeleteYou are fast. Now that I can read the captions as well, (I didn't know there were any) I think the first one of the chain link fence is the best. Look for mine soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think of my ducks?
ReplyDeleteI love the reflections on the water a lot. It looks like a painting on the water. Great!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures Hannah! I really like the "Duck choir"! I think the ice with the black background is awesome! I think the one of Dixie in the background has a really neat affect.
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