February 8, 2010
On a freshly fallen silent shroud of snow
One interesting aspect of a large snowfall is the way the snow layers itself. Somehow it even can create a fabric like texture. Look at the way the snow drapes itself over the edge of this roof.
I zoomed on this "fabric;" it came out even better than I realized.
This is the same overhang; with the one on the left zoomed in.
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It's also interesting how the snow layered itself on trees.
And here's a "snow turtle."
I wanted a patch of undisturbed snow. Funny but when I took the picture, I didn't pay much attention to the sun.
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Those are some pretty cool pictures. I've never seen snow hang over the edge of a roof in layers like that.
Nice title for the post, too. :)
Posted by: Clayton at February 8, 2010 10:37 PMGood eye! The snow really does look like a blanket in the first photo. I also like the blue tone of that photo.
Posted by: trn at February 11, 2010 7:09 PM