Greetings fellow #shadowhunters, glad to be back.
Here in Upstate New York, it's been quite the winter so far, with lots of snow and frigid temps. I don't venture out when it's zero, but when the sun comes out after a weeklong of grey skies, I got inspired to bundle up and hunt #shadows that appear on the snowy white landscape.
As I began my hunting trip, I noticed the shadow that was formed by this giant icicle. I thought it was beautiful.
It has grown since this photo was taken.
It seemed everywhere I looked there was a shadow.
With the bright sunlight, shadow edges were sharp, the snow enhanced each scene.
As I looked at this picture my imagination took off, to me it looked like a prehistoric animal, with spider legs and a big schnoz.
I had to include this shadow to prove I really was braving the elements.
All around our frozen pond were lovely shadows with a nice white blanket and blue skies to boot.
I must admit I only lasted 15 minutes outside before my fingers were frozen and aching, but I did enjoy the fresh air, the blue skies and of course, #shadowhunting.
Hope y'all enjoyed the show, until next time, be safe, be positive and stay hopeful.
LOVE AND HUGS
farm-mom
Are you sure you did not bury something under that snow?😅
We are dying of the heat here, it's been bad, and will stay that way till March, February usually is the worst month! That snow looks very inviting from here!The snow looks beautiful @farm-mom! From the bicycles to the thick blanket of snow outside your home, simply stunning photos my friend. Must have been freezing cold!
It's so weird to me that you are sweating to death and I am a popsicle.
Guess that's what happens when we live on total opposite sides of the earth.
Crazy, have a wonderful night.
Love those shadows.
Like you, I've not been out much this winter due to cold, etc. We've not so much snow though..
Hello this and good morning ole buddy. I can only imagine how this cold weather hits you with your health issues. Hang tough ole girl.
Hugs