Weekly Photo Challenge: Changing Seasons
This is my first Weekly Photo Challenge and I’m kind of excited about it! I love photography so these sorts of activities are quite for me. However, when I saw that the challenge was about “changing seasons”, I thought, “Uh, noooo!!! I don’t like changing seasons!” I live in Minnesota, so changing seasons this time of year means snow, cold, ice, gray skies, more snow, shovels, shivers, and more cold (I really do need to live in warmer climate). Every year I think, this is the year I will not hate winter, but then it snows, and all I see is gray and all I feel is cold. Isn’t it ironic that just as I opened up my computer, and began looking over the Weekly Photo Challenge, my eyes were drawn to the window, where in that moment, snow had begun slowly falling out of the gray sky.
A Progression of Snowfall in Minnesota taken over 24 hours
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LOVE that you caught the snow flakes!!! ❅❅❅
Thank you: )
-Nina
the second photo is lovely
Thank you Suzanne!
-Nina
Lovely first entry to the challenge!
Thank you! I’m looking forward to many more!
I love your second photo. It looks like a painting. Sorry that you hate winter 😦 Judy
Thank you Judy!
Your third photo is stunning. I love the vignette that you put around it! (I assume that’s a post-processing addition? Photography isn’t my strong suit.)
Welcome to the challenge, that last photo in particular is a real winner!
Magical! Beautiful in every way. Happy Holidays to you and your family.