Photo credit – Dave Whalley
We’ve got snow on the apples and frost on the yew.
Photo credit – Ed Dukes / Melanie Matwichuk
Winter sometimes looks like magic happened.
Photo credit – Pilar Graner
We get plenty of valley fog, which might go away by sundown.
Photo credit – Linda Sheehy-Brownstein / Dave Whalley
And then there’s more winter magic.
Photo credit – Pilar Graner
Sometimes strange apparitions arise out of the fog.
Photo credit – Helen Foreman
The spirits of winter are artists, too.
Photo credit -Â John Chapman – click for larger version
From the humble . . .
Photo credit – Brandt Leinor / Randy Rotheisler
To the dramatic.
Photo credit – Brandt Leinor – click for huge version
rjb
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Jim has fought forest fires and controlled traffic in the air and on the sea. Now he writes stories.
Thank you Jim for bringing me magic on this first day of the year.
My winter sun, in golden pinks, struggles to make it past the rain clouds.
Much love from pigtails and best wishes for the coming year.
You tell pigtails to put on her rubbers before she plays in those puddles.-)
rjb
Very pretty…….but just keep it all up there. 🙂
Happy New Year!
meme – Are you sure you don’t want some magical, sparkly ice and snow? We’d be happy to send you some, having so much to spare and all.-)
WordPress is sprinkling it down on our blogs now. I think the flakes last until Jan. 6th and that will be plenty. THANK YOU!
Yeah, that WordPress snow might eat up our computing power, but at least you don’t have to shovel it.
rjb
I find these photos peaceful to view. Great mood setters!
Thanks for all your contributions throughout the year.
Happy New Year!
Thank you. And thank you for your stories on ODN. And I noticed that you encouraged Brenda when she chipped in. I’m sure she appreciates that.
rjb
The last 4 photos you’ve posted from the Oliver Photo Club website are by John Chapman (Salute to Sunrise), Brandt Leinor (green leaves in snow), Randy Rotheisler (frosted bush on snowy Bear Lake) and Brandt Leinor again (B& W Solitary Pine). Cheers.
Thank you, John. I’ll put those names in. If I didn’t see a name on your site, I just credited the Oliver Photo Club. Now the photographers can have their individual credit. Thanks again.
rjb