Tag: Winter
Peace And Goodwill To All
Vision of Narnia #2
Like Icing On A Cake
The Crying Willow
On the banks of the Great Myree, the old willow, now bent and crooked with age, shed a single tear. It froze one cold winter’s night, and has remained so through summer heat and seasons rainfalls for countless years. Like fossilised amber the tear shall remain as long as the old willow shall stand.
December 2017, Staffordshire England.
When A Tree’s Tears Freeze
The Snow And The Bulrush
Two Visions of Narnia
I just stepped out the wardrobe, back from Narnia, where I have two visions. The top image is colour balanced via the shadows and midtones with a cutout filter added, the bottom image as I originally saw it with very little editing. Do you have a preference? Click on images for a closer look.
December 2017, The Other Side of The Wardrobe, Narnia
Silk And Ice
Misty Dreams
Frozen Burdock
The Larder Is Now Empty
Frosted Leaves
Winter Heather
A Beautiful Chiller
Please click on images for full definition.
The past couple of nights we have had some pretty heavy frosts here, and the rose blooms that were tempted to come out in the milder weather and which had begun to decay in the damp atmosphere now look like they have just come out the refrigerator. Frozen popsicles they may be, but they are also frozen little wonders.
Photographs taken December 2016, rear garden, Staffordshire. © Pete Hillman 2016. Camera used Nikon D7200, with Sigma 105mm macro lens.