Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

MARCH CDP THEME DAY - BLACK & WHITE in COLOR


Waiting for Spring

The first of every month, City Daily Photo bloggers from around the world 
post photos in accordance with a pre-determined theme. 
This month's theme is color photos that look black and white. 
I have posted several photos, just because. 

To enjoy more photos by other bloggers, follow this link: http://cdpbthemeday.blogspot.com.au/
WHITEOUT

ICICLES

ICED COFFEE

TRACKS





Tuesday, January 3, 2017

HEY BABY, IT'S COLD OUTSIDE

The days are getting colder
Have a warm heart.


Original photo enhanced using Snapseed and DistressedFX

Thursday, December 8, 2016

SUMMER IN A BUBBLE


Monday night's snow and subsequent temperatures in the teens 
have all but destroyed the red geranium blooms 
still hanging on from a milder-than-usual November.  
So I'm happy I saved this snow-dusted bloom in a photo 
and showcased it using the iPhone app, PIP. 
Besides, RED is my favorite color!


Saturday, December 26, 2015

LET IT SNOW!


On the Road to Ski Bluewood

Nearly record snow fall allowed the local ski area to open up before the Christmas holidays, and it keeps on snowing.


Wednesday, December 23, 2015

MAKE WAY FOR DUCKLINGS

A Crosswalk for Ducks

The campus of Whitman College has several small ponds where ducks like to congregate. 
On this snowy morning they cross the intersection of Figueroa Street and Clinton on their hunt for food.



Saturday, December 12, 2015

KLICKERS @ CHRISTMAS--Part 1

Finding the Perfect Tree

Klicker's, formally known as Klicker Berries and Antiques, is a 4th generation family business in Walla Walla. At Christmas time, it is my go-to place to experience Christmas with all my senses. Outside, the fresh smell of pine and fir hangs in the air as I wander up and down the aisles of cut evergreen trees all vying for that special spot in someone's home. I no longer put up a tree, but that familiar scent takes me back to many Christmases past, many of which began right here with a Saturday outing along with my husband and two sons to select our family Christmas tree.

If we were lucky, there would be snow covering the bare trees and dirt paths creating that cold crunch-crunch underfoot.

Years ago, Klickers used to grow live trees that they would custom cut for customers. Nowadays, all their trees are pre-cut. They arrive all bundled up and stacked until they are eventually set free and lined up in rows.

As soon as one tree is removed to go to a home for Christmas, another tree is brought in to take its place.