I had to wrangle myself inside our evergreen to get this shot, because although you can see it easily from the inside of our home, it's harder to see from the outside! A veritable ice-fall (as opposed to a waterfall) is being supported by our tall pine tree, right near our front window. I tried photographing it from inside, but the screen that my eyeballs can edit out is more of a barrier to my technologically marvelous camera. All hail the naked eye! In any event, this curtain of ice is simply stunning today, with our brilliant sunshine and our -15F windchill temperatures.
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Thursday, December 7, 2006
Curtain of Ice
I had to wrangle myself inside our evergreen to get this shot, because although you can see it easily from the inside of our home, it's harder to see from the outside! A veritable ice-fall (as opposed to a waterfall) is being supported by our tall pine tree, right near our front window. I tried photographing it from inside, but the screen that my eyeballs can edit out is more of a barrier to my technologically marvelous camera. All hail the naked eye! In any event, this curtain of ice is simply stunning today, with our brilliant sunshine and our -15F windchill temperatures.
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6 comments:
Wow - what a site!
What a great shot!
Brrrr! You know what else I would like to say but I will refrain.
Thanks for the kind words on my blog today:) The secret...started with a magazine picture, cut slits for the tags, add embellishments and viola!!!
Beautiful photo!
Wowza ... and all I can see outside my open door is blue skies!!! :(
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