Can you see what looks like a tiny little snail?
A Mama born in Poland with "Gypsy Blood" living on the American Prairie with her daughters, two future Miss Poland and Nobel Peace prize recipients :: Food, Travel, Life...
31 January 2011
The Snow is Coming...
Starting tonight, we are supposed to get at least a feet of snow. I've heard perhaps even 2 feet. Around this time of year, I start getting pretty grumbly about snow, especially this year when my oldest is in school and her school does not close for something as trivial as snow, typically. So, I decided to take pictures and try to find the beauty in it.
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These are very nice, especially the last one <3
Thank you! The coffee one is not so good, but I needed to drink something warm before venturing out. And looking at snow makes me feel cold, lol. Did you find what looks like a snail? I think it actually may be a little frozen baby snail...
Yeah, I think I found it. Poor little one ;(
The coffee one is good, too, but I'm biased :P Though I don't really like Wrocław as much as other cities (Kraków <3 Poznań <3 Gdańsk <3 Lublin <3). It's still nice to see anyway ;>
Looking at snow makes me feel cold, too! Or looking at people that are poorly dressed when it's cold. I have a friend who at -5 Celcius degrees wears only light blouse and looking at him makes *me* shiver :D
ciao,
Amy.
These are beautiful photos!
Those flakes are so beautiful. I will cross my fingers for you that the snow avoids you.
Your snowflake photos are amazing!
Gorgeous flakes!
They almost don't look real!!
amazing shots! the clarity is great.
What beautiful shot! The detail in those snowflakes is just remarkable!!
xo*tricia
HOW did you get those snowflakes so close up? I would love to be able to capture snowflakes like that :)
Thank you! I just have a basic $100 Sony Digital "Point & Shoot" CyberShot DSC-W190. I set it to Focus with Priority up close and I believe, I set it to Snow (for the exposure). The snowflakes here are pretty big and dry and it is below freezing for weeks at a time so I have time to get the right shot. It doesn't take super moving shots but for objects, I think it does pretty good, considering the low price I paid... :)
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