So here are a few collections I made of today's snow pictures.
Our snow fall has been quite pathetic compared to other areas. I suppose since we live in a rain shadow that probably means we're in a snow shadow also. Yesterday's falls amounted to about 1cm - well tonight its about 1inch but hoping that more will arrive during the night. For nearly 9 years I've only taken a few photos of the snow in the garden and would like to get the opportunity to take more this year now that I am gaining more photography skills.
Taking videos on the camera is new to me also - so I was quite pleased with this as I took it from inside my utilty room. I have one of those windows that turns itself inside out so you can wash the outside of the windows so I was able to get the camera outside the window - but forgive the camera shake as I was leaning over the sink aswell. My husband has since got me a tripod to use from now on. The fruit is from a Malus Profusion and the photo top right is a Cotoneaster Horizontalis.
A Tasty Malus fit for a Feast
and tonight
For UK readers here is a great site called "Will it Rain today"
It has the latest radar pictures that get updated every hour - click on the link and watch the red on the map - those are the snow showers.














5 comments:
Beautiful shots on snow. Close circuit camera all round the house with terminal by his bedside will help your husband to monitor what's going on outside!
Merry Christmas!
~bangchik
Oh, I am a little jealous....How beautiful your snowy landscape is and what perfect timing - just on time for Christmas. I just love the snow on the twisted shrub/tree.
Lovely shots. I particularly like the twisted tree. What sort is it? Enjoyed the vid of the blackbird munching on the malus. They're quite dramatic fruits aren't they? Hope you get a white Christmas. Yan
Bangchik your comment was funny - I could just imagine that!
Azplantlady and Yan you both commented on the twisted tree - its a Corylus avellana 'Contorta'. Common Name: Corkscrew hazel even its leaves are twisted - they look as if they have had an aphid attack.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful frosty pics! I'll add them to the rest of the First Snowfall thumbnails tomorrow -- thanks for participating! :) Happy New Year!
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