The forecast last night said we might get half an inch of snow, which was fine with me. But when I woke to 2" of wet snow, which was gently piled up on each and every branch, I was thrilled. I grabbed my camera because every minute counts. A small breeze is enough to start shaking the snow off. This was the first shot I did, of some herbs nearly buried in the snow.
Then I went looking for something completely different. I have photographed this tree so much that I wanted to find some view that I had never seen. I think this photo is that shot. The Japanese maple is in the foreground, and the giant Hickory tree is seen over the top of it. I like this shot a lot because it is different for me. And I can't restrain myself from doing, once again, the wide shot looking up under the tree. I know you have seen this before, and so have I, but I can't resist.
1 comment:
When I first glanced at the first photo, I thought it was a small bird :-) I never get tired of your Japanese Maple. A beautiful photo taking in the entire tree - WOW! betsey
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