I went outside again this morning to capture the rising sun and loved the way the trees cast a long shadow. Most of the snow has melted since yesterday.
Which photo do you like better? Number 1, 2 or 3?
My paternal Grandmother enjoyed sculpting and this is one of her owls with an ear missing.
Little bits of snowy ice on this bush are pretty…
The lane was awash with light…
Trees are poems that earth writes upon the sky,
We fell them down and turn them into paper,
That we may record our emptiness.
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Sherry Lachelle Travels 
I love #3 and of course the missing eared owl – great pics!
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Thank you!!
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Delightful photos, Sherry. Love your grandma’s owl, even with some ear missing. 🙂 I definitely like the first photo over the second one.
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Thank you!
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These photos are simply beautiful!
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Thank you very much! You put a smile on my face!
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OMGosh!! Love this photo too. Amazing! 🙂 Renee
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Thank you Renee!
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You’re welcome. Love looking at your photos. You are an awesome photographer. 🙂
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The first of the three is the one I would have to pick. It has been awhile since I’ve heard a Kahlil Gibran quote. This one was perfect for the pics.
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Thanks Michelle!
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I sure like looking of pictures of cold, beautiful places, but I am so glad I live in California were the definition of cold is 55 degrees! 🙂
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I know what you mean…I only embrace it because I live here. 🙂
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No.3 is an unusual point of view, I liked it!
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Thank you!
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Beautiful photos Sherry, as always. I love number 2 the best, I love the light in all of them and the freshness of a day after the snow. You truly live in a beautiful place.
We had our first frost here this morning.
I’ve nominated you for One Lovely Blog award. Here is the link: http://sherrimatthewsblog.com/2013/11/13/first-frost-melts-in-the-heat-of-dragons-loyalty-award/
Congratulations and have a great day 🙂
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Thanks Sherri! Your visits are my reward!!
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🙂
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Number 2, Just like the three bears…just right…
ME
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I think we have a winner…#2! p.s. I thought you were the boss!
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Sherry,
Of those 3 photos, I like #2 the best. But, your last photo “The lane was awash with light” is my favorite in this “The Day After” series. If you want to sell a digital copy of that last photo, just let me know. – – – Dave 8 – )
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Hi Dave…You can have it…I think I would still be indebted to you after all of that free music you let me have! I wouldn’t charge you anyway!
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Beautiful photos. Undisturbed nature at it’s best. X
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Thank you very much!
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Number 1. So much depth in that photo.
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Thanks Andrea!
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Love this shot. Wonderful shadows.
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Thank you!
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Number two! All great photos. 🙂
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Thanks John…it should be interesting to see which one is most people’s favorites!
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Number 1. I like these long shadows.
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Thanks Ingrid!
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