Snow Series #4: The Weight of Snow by photosynthesis
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A zoomed in view taken through the same set of windows as my last post. Tree branches (especially the thin branches of some firs & pines) bend significantly under the weight of snow & sometimes can even break off if they're weak. Occasionally, I catch a glimpse of a large clump of snow falling off a branch it has been weighing down & the branch bounces up & down for a while until it settles back in it's original position. Yes, sometimes we have way too much time on our hands here in the back country.
My 200th posted photo here. I think my photographic horizons have expanded significantly from exposure to the creativity of the many fine photographers here. I thank you all for that inspiration...
Comments (9)
Very cool pic!
What a special effect you've on this picture.
Nicely done!!!
The snow looks like a dog climbing down from the tree. Great capture.
Really like your postwork on this series Claude...it gives a feeling that I often get looking out the window while the snow is in fact still falling. It is a comforting feeling of being all snug inside while nature is doing her thing outside:) And congratulations on #200.
Very Special...Thanks
CONGRATS on the 200th!!! great shot & PW!!!
Congrats on your 200th. This is a nice shot and postwork.
SUPERLATIVE WORK!