Late afternoon sunlight and tree shadows create moody blues along the river.
*Just to clarify, this is what it really looks like– no blue filter or tint added post processing.
Late afternoon sunlight and tree shadows create moody blues along the river.
*Just to clarify, this is what it really looks like– no blue filter or tint added post processing.
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It looks like a magic Fairyland! 🙂 ❤ Nature is the best! 🙂 ❤
I agree!
Gorgeous …
Thanks, Rebecca!
That is an amazing photograph Eliza! You definitely have “an eye” for beauty.
Thank you for your kind compliment, Dor! Winter shadows can be very looong!
ethereal!
🙂 Thank you, Cindy!
The blue is so alluring and tranquil, not just because of its pattern, I think. Quite a beautiful scene, especially with the frozen river.
Thank you, Micheal. One of my favorite viewing spots along our trail. I looked up and there it was – lucky timing for me to be there at that point in the day.
Beautiful!
Thank you very much, Jeanne!
So beautiful Eliza, I swear I could almost feel the temperature drop a couple of degrees here in sweaty Sydney!
lol – glad I could help cool you off! 🙂
Fabulous shot!
Thanks, Sue!
Fascinating:)
Thank you!
Amazing! So beautiful—you are so blessed to be able to walk through the woods and along the river, and I know you know it! Wonderful photo! To capture the winter blue! WOW!
Thanks so much, yes, it is a blessing for which I give thanks daily!
Ummm, I hope you are not walking too close to the river. Although I suppose it is frozen solid as can be. Are you snowshoeing to get these beautiful shots?
Safety is #1 with me (to the point of wimpiness!). When my son had a snowmobile he actually drove along the edges. As you can see from River Ice, the ice is quite thick. Supposedly 2″ will hold a man. It is not a deep river, few places would I consider scary, but it is cold and that is enough reason to stay off it. My active imagination has me envisioning the current pulling me under the ice. 😦 Motherhood activates the danger instinct – now it is permanent.
Most shots are taken from our trails. With the deep snow, it’s a lot of effort to go off trail. Once we snowshoe the path a few times, we don’t need the snowshoes. My knees are none too happy with the whole business, however. Longing for terra firma. 🙂
OK. Just checking. Clearly my mother hen protective instincts are not required in your case. I didn’t realize the snowshoes packed things down in such a manner that you can use the paths now. I guess that’s something. We are supposed to get real snow this week. The entire state is in a tizzy. We’ll see school cancellations before the first flake flies.
Yes, northerners are amused by the hubbub. But if you don’t have snow tires, it is a good idea to stay home.
Omg I love this, you captured the shadows and waves of the snow so beautifully here Eliza. ❤
Thank you, Julie! Nature is just awesome, isn’t she?
Indeed!
Beautiful image and shade of blue … so cold and wintry!
Thank you, Denise, VERY cold and wintry this year!
Beautiful!
Thanks, Ellen. Hope you have a great weekend.
moody blues-love it!
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Beautiful patterns Eliza!
Thank you Maria. I was glad to witness it!