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Eliza Waters 
Love those trunk shadows!
Thank you, Sandy! Winter light can be so wonderful. 🙂
It is magical!
Such a quiet moment captured for our pleasure.
Thank you, Anne. Glad you liked it. 🙂
beautiful catch, love the shadows… someone else is up late I see.. =^_^=
Thank you, Dymoon. I usually schedule my posts for midnight, when I am generally fast asleep. 😉
Lovely & peaceful.
Thank you, Cindy. x
Beautiful image
Thank you, Athira!
You’re always welcome Eliza
That’s a perfect picture, Eliza!
Thank you, Audrey! Hope you are well…
You’re welcome, Eliza. No snow here, but our forecast predicts a low temp of 16F for next Wednesday. That’s seriously cold for us. I’ll be lugging pots inside and covering things up.
Ooh, stay warm and hope your garden is okay.
That is truly a great photograph! Perhaps my favorite of many favorites of yours.
Thank you very much, Gary!
beautiful lines and shadows
Thank you!
Love that, Eliza. Here, the lower reaches of oak tree leaves do the same.
Thank you, Steve. Isn’t it nice when the breeze creates a gentle rustling through the dried leaves? Winter music!
From a snowshoeing adventure perhaps? It does look peaceful. I took a walk in the woods outside town this Friday and it was very refreshing, for body and mind (-4F.)
Yes, once the snow gets deep, I must use snowshoes. It is good aerobic activity, so the cold air is welcome. Although, I’m not sure if I’d like -4º! 😀
It’s more pleasant today, not cold at all.
Bright and beautiful ☃️❄️
Thank you, Karen! ❤
Such a beautifully peaceful image, Eliza…
Thank you, Anita. You’d love this trail through the woods… it’s been so lovely with the new snow.
I know I would!
A lovely image. It won’t be long before those old bronze leaves are replaced by greenery!
Thank you, Ashley! Yes, not too long before spring comes, but in the meantime, I’m enjoying our winter walks in the crisp air. 🙂
You still have a lot of snow! Half of ours has melted away, but more is coming. Very nice shot!
Thank you, Hien! About half of the 14″ we got last week has melted, but that still leaves us with a lot. And yes, they are saying three more storms this week!
Your photos do me so much good Eliza – this is superb!
So glad to know that, Cathy, thank you!
A perfect spot for deer to nibble beech leaves. I’m imagining how magical this are is with a full moon.
I, too, love moonlight on snow – truly magical. 🙂
Oh how I love the long shadows of winter! And the beech leaves clinging still to the trees… Beautiful photo, Eliza!
Thank you very much, Barbara!
One of my favorite blues……the stripes across the snow. We sure do live in a beautiful place!
That we do! Thanks much. ❤
Well done as the shadows give the image depth … well, at least to my eyes.
Thank you, Frank. The shadows are quite crisp on a sunny day, my favorite kind of day!
I love shadows on snow. So beautiful, Eliza. I like that you captured the beech with its winter leaves as a frame. 🙂
Thank you, Robin. I love the papery leaves on beech trees… they remind me of Asian prayer flags. 🙂
Shadows? I love the sun! There’s been a bunch of it lately and it feels more like March than it does February. It’s made the snow melt fast, and the polar vortex that they keep talking about just never seems to amount to anything.
I always like how snow brings the blue of the sky down. It looks so white, but in the shadows and lower light is has that cool blue shade to it. I didn’t realize you got so much snow, I thought you might be on the edge of the last storm.
Thanks, Frank. Yeah, we got 14″ in that last storm. Been having some great snowshoe walks in the woods – loving the longer days and stronger sun. More snow coming this week!
Always love seeing tree shadows on the snow. The beech leaves are an added bonus.
Thank you, Laurie. The woods in winter can be so lovely!
I love how these leaves sound and visual sensory experience they gift us with during the winter
Yes, indeed. Soft poetry to go with the beautiful visuals. 🙂
Beautiful shadows in the low sun Eliza and lovely to see so much snow 💖
Thank you, Xenia. Finally, we have some good snow cover!
Tree shadows indicate you have sunshine — and that’s especially welcome during the winter months. Lovely, Eliza!
Thank you, Debbie! Yes, sunny days are precious indeed. 🙂
Such a beautiful picture. I love the virgin snow with the shadows. So peaceful.
Thank you, Vicki. How was your reunion with Tippy? Bet it was a happy one!
I’m getting ready to write a post about our week. Check it out in a bit. It was emotional.
Great Photo. Oh how I would love to run through all that virgin snow, I guess it wouldnt make such a great photo though with my footprints through the middle.
😀 I tend to favor the pristine look. 😉
Yes im Sure 😊
Nicely done. I love the shadows in the snow.. a house overlooking woods filled with American Beech might be the only thing that would get me back north..my favorite.
Thank you, Amy. I concur, the year-round beauty of AB is a lovely thing. Sugar Maple and Beech are my favorites, particularly when their leaves are newly unfurled in that gorgeous shade of spring green.
Agreed, forgot about the spring green,Wah!
I love seeing beech leaves in the winter. Beautiful photo.
Thank you, Lisa. It has been great weather for getting out and about.
How lovely!
Thank you, Donna! (Bet you don’t miss this kind of weather at all. 😉 )
Well….I do love watching snow fall. But I am not missing the cold! (I am enjoying seeing the grandboys in photos and videos playing in it. It’s never too cold for them. 😊)
Nice
Thanks! 🙂
Creating their very onw barcodes. 🙂
Yes! perfect takeaway… 🙂
The snow allows the trees to speak their language…✨🕊
Oh, so true. Thanks, Stormie.
I love the combination of the very pale blue and the light brown, it is lovely, as is the composition Eliza!
Thank you kindly, Agnes!
❤
Very nice Eliza! Love the cool shadows!
Thank you, Reed!
Beautiful scenery, whatever the season, Eliza.
I must agree, I love where I live. 🙂 Thanks, Kris.
Lovely scene, so peaceful too.
Thank you, Belinda. Gratefully, we have lots of peace here. 🙂
Dig those linear shadows.
Thanks, Steve!
I think there’s magic in your snow-bound trees, Eliza. ❤
Thank you, Joanne. I think you might be right! 🙂
NICE! I am always admiring shadows in the snow and love the way they follow the contours. Here the gold leaves add a little extra interest to your scene!
Thank you, Denise. Fresh snow makes these shadows esp. pleasing. 🙂
Wonderful image, Eliza. Love those long shadows and the way you framed it within the autumn leaves.
Thank you, Jane. ❤
Such pretty shadows – I somehow missed this on Sunday:)
Thank you, Karina. x
Love winter shadows! I was looking at some sensitive fern fertile fronds this morning and thinking about their shadows.
The sunny days in-between storms have made for some great, blue shadows.
Like it is wearing a golden garment. And gosh – 14″ in one storm is a lot! We have less than an inch, but I put water out for the birds and next thing I knew it had frozen over.
That is a fairly big storm, but not all that unusual for New England.
I read that you’ve been getting some harsh storms and cold temps lately. Stay warm!
It is lovely the way those shadows undulate slightly on the snow. An unusual but effective perspective!
Thank you, Carol. I do love those wavy, blue shadows!
I love when the long shadows come to me it means spring is on its way. Great picture
Thank you, Carol. 🙂