They Just Keep Falling
Such wonderful winter weather we have been having lately! I don’t like that many things about snow – but this year I have definitely been able to capture its beauty:
I could take photos of snowflakes for hours – each one is stunningly unique, and the near-perfect symmetry adds so many intricate details – definitely another favourite:
I hope that I have another chance to get out there and photograph snowflakes before the weather warms up too much. We’ll see!
On a side note: tonight I spoke at the Barrie Photo Club about travel photography – the presentation was very well received and it started some very interesting conversations. I’m very glad it turned out as good as it did! I had some very positive feedback from one-time visitors as well. Hopefully I’ll have the opportunity to do this again at some point! We are planning a workshop on an introduction to photography in March too – something I am co-hosting. While sometimes I feel too busy – the accomplishments always seem worth it.
Hi Don
I am so proud of you & what you are achieving with your photography.
It must be a lot of work ,but keep it up as you are doing so well at it.
I just love the snowflakes ,as they are each so intricate & beautiful.
I find it very amazing that you can take a picture of an individual
snowflake & it’s seems to be in a world all of one’s own, how neat.
Love Meme & Pepe
Don, hey! I must say I am missing the snow, not the dirty road snow in Toronto, but the fresh falling snow in the countryside. You have captured some divine beauty with these shots, absolutely breath-taking! If you ever need anyone to babysit your macro lens, you know where I am… actually you don’t, but when I am back in Canada you will
Keep up the good work, and I think you should SERIOUSLY consider making a portfolio to take some art studios – lots in Toronto, I can hook you up with an artist friend of mine who knows a lot of them. Talk to you soon, and indeed I will be showing you some of my photos upon my return! -James
Agreed. Snowflakes (singular) are very beautiful. I appreciate both the artistical and geometrical apects of them.
BUT, when the bastards show up in large groups and clog my driveway? I’ve never been a fan of conspiracies, but I’m sure they’re out to get me.
Don, love the photo work. Keep ém coming and keep up the great work. You have grown a family of fans in our household! We look forward to the next discovery you’ll share with us.
Gorgeous pics!!! Love it… although – I’d like for them to go away now… you can photograph flowers and butterflies.
Your photography has come a long way and you are very talented.
Hi Don
Great photo’s of the snowflakes….glad they are all off the ground now. But I can still enjoy the one that you had framed for me…thanks
Love Mom and Walter