We have had some beautiful snow this year. I love it when you can see the individual flakes. I had never seen those growing up as a kid in Washington. (It doesn't snow that much up there and often it is slushy.) In fact, I used to wonder as a child why they depicted snow as those detailed snowflakes. I had seen snow and it didn't look anything like that.
So whenever there are individual intricate snowflakes, I love it. Plus, they usually come down and pile up in wispy heaps of beauty. On a particular day in Idaho we were leaving to return home and it was so gorgeous outside. Everything sparkled and I couldn't stop myself from taking pictures. But let's be clear, pictures do not really catch glitter. (At least not the ones I take.) So I knew I would be somewhat disappointed with the end result. But I am still glad I took them.
It was a winter wonderland outside. Enjoy them in random order:
Amazing huh? I think God made snow beautiful because it is bothersome sometimes. Too bad inversion doesn't have a beautiful quality to it. But man made that, not God.
3 comments:
I hope Tim reads this blog because he's constantly whining about the fact that we don't get snow in Washington. I am very impressed that some of your shots actually show individual flakes! When I have lived where snow falls, I have been impressed by it's beauty as well.
I love that you can see individual snow flakes in those pictures.
That is amazing! I don't think I've ever taken the time to notice individual flakes before. Especially this year, because of how much snow there's been.
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