First Snow of December
previous / nextThis was shot During the first real snow that we had on Sunday Dec. 2 just outside of the Methodist Church in town. It was so pretty to see the snow falling fresh around the church grounds. The snow was so pretty even though it was short and didn't stay around long. You can see that not all of the leaves had yet fallen from the trees. I think they are all but gone now a week later.
My cold turned into bronchitis by Friday night but Sunday I started feeling quite a bit better and I think I should be 100% Monday or Tuesday. Thanks for all the well wishes!
My cold turned into bronchitis by Friday night but Sunday I started feeling quite a bit better and I think I should be 100% Monday or Tuesday. Thanks for all the well wishes!
Labels: black and white, church, snow
posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
13 Comments:
Stay warm... drink some hot wine with honey and look at the snow falling behind your window! ;-)
This is such a lovely shot. The black and white really makes the falling snowflakes stand out.
I hope you feel better soon.
Really nice winter scene. i like the black and white. I'm trying to ignore that scratchy feeling in my throat now...I don't have time or the energy for that...
Get better fast and try to recharge in your down time.
Bonjour,
Well done tones..Bravo!
Beautiful snow shot ... It's very cold even here, There's still about 4-5 inches of snow outside....
Take care and get well soon.
Great work!! Looks like they are also celebrating Christmas with their Decorations on the doors..
beautiful the church, beautiful the black and white and beautiful, finally, the decorations of Christmas on the doors.
nice
A very precise image. the B&W works well here!
Still
What a beautiful winter scene. There are just no words.
Rose
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Beautiful church..So different from french ones..
Hello,Laurie.
I love this B&W image!
It is snowing!?
Fantastic!!:)))
Hi Laurie
Another splendid shot and great tones! i love it, bravo
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