Frigid Field. I get cold just looking at this.
Full Moon Plow. I was surprised this turned out at all as it was very early and dark that morning. Steady as you click the shutter. f/5.6, ISO-800 @ 1/30 sec.
Field Edge.
Standard Snapper. Visions in a small town, Morristown, MN to be exact. I would love a shiny new Snapper snowblower.
Fresh Snow. There is nothing that brightens up a scene quite like fresh snow.
Snow Boulders. If only gravity had taken them further, snow boulder they might be.
Groom. Not the wedding variety. While out driving around I spotted a groomer making the snowmobile trails nice and smooth after a fresh snow fall.
Cyndie & I heard from the couple we were meeting with Saturday (in preparation for their wedding photography) that there was a semi in the ditch/median just North of us. We headed that way as we traveled back home having taken a completely different route to the church earlier. Sure enough, an hour and half later, the wrecker was just getting the semi with doubles back on solid pavement. The snowfall we received last night produced some challenging road conditions in the early a.m. The plows were out and cleared the snow quickly; as you can see the roads were about clear as of 11:30 a.m. or so. Not soon enough for this semi driver though. It didn’t look like anyone was hurt thankfully.
Naked. This isolated Oak tree is quite beautiful standing all on its own in the middle of a field.
Two Trumpets. I was traveling for work the other day. On the way home I happened to catch these two swans flying out of the corner of my eye. I followed them for a good bit until I found a road that turned to cross their path. The rest was simple – hurry up and wait. It wasn’t long.
