dawn catches new snow kissing every branch of the crab apple tree
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17 comments:
A stolen kiss caught through a discreet window..The beginning of a beautyful love story?
Maybe this tree won't be so 'crabby' after all these kisses. Hope so. We got 13 inches.
magnificent texture!
Léia
Goodness, fresh snow makes for a beautiful garment. Just curious, where will you guys be staying when visiting Charleston?
You got lots of snow?
George Street is a great location... lots of good places to eat nearby! We are looking forward to your visit... I've been brushing up on my Charleston history :^)
Absolutely beautiful tree and a lovely composition.
You've used your own natural filter for this lovely picture.
Love the layers here . . .and tho I don't miss the cold this winter, I miss that pretty new white snow.
Oh, my. It is so beautiful.
And the special silence which comes together with the snow.
Hello! This photo looks like to a sepia photo! Well done! Beautiful words...snow kissing...
Very pretty....there used to be a crabapple tree in my grandmother's yard. I used to climb up and eat its sour fruit.
You have to enlarge this beautiful photo to appreciate it. Such a soft, antique feeling, reminiscent of winters long past.
A nice effect, brattcat. Your image demonstrates that sharp focus is not the only thing in photography.
Bob Crowe is right. It would be nice to see it enlarged. Imaginative thoughts when looking at this beautiful image.
Beautiful shot Brattcat.
A full story of a photo.
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