Winter in Wisconsin can be dark and gloomy, but the cold snap in the aftermath of our recent snowstorm is beautiful snowy trees. Mornings are especially pretty, with combinations of sun and shadow on the frosted branches of maples, oaks and conifers. The only hitch is that the weight of so much snow has been breaking off branches, and in some cases taking down power lines.
My eye craves color in all this white. This poinsettia from our local FFA is as bright as a cardinal.Sometimes the color comes from little things, like these colored glass bottles from a local resale shop. Note to self - try a painting of these sparkly things.
It's hard to see here, but this little artificial tree is flocked almost solid white, art imitating nature. I like the combination of little white lights and big colored ball lights. I made a dozen or so paper cranes from origami paper to use as extra decorations.
3 comments:
Beautiful, just beautiful. Your photos and writing combine to make quite a poem about winter quietude.
It is poster card perfect. Beautiful scene!
What a beautiful photo. The light is just gorgeous, with the pink glow.
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