Kansas Country Snow Scene

It works better after you turned back the clock. Could have taken it anytime in the last 50 years. The first shot is very blueish which snow tends to be plus the cloudy sky.

We are going to be in the snow tonight from the same system which gave you yours. Just in time for me to go out looking for the family Christmas tree this weekend.

I like blue snow. It is blue. Except when there’s a fine sunset, in which case it can be rosy. Have we seen this truck before? The shed doesn’t look familiar, but that truck . . .

Nice shots. Both of ‘em.

Looks like we are all going to be posting lots and lots of snow! I like the old effect – makes it feel, oh so wintry!

Hi Scott. Yeah, I like the aged look photo myself. All the best with that cold front blasting through with snow galore! Thanks for commenting.

Hi YB. We may well have a white Christmas this year. Thanks for commenting.

Hi Gerry. I like blue snow too! LOL You may well have seen this truck before. I think Preston had photographed it one summer. We do, though, tend to photograph a lot of old trucks. LOL Thanks!

Hi Montucky. That big old tree was truly magnificent in the snow. Yes, we got walloped with the snow and I loved it! Thanks!

Hi Maggie. Yes, I like both photos myself and that is why I posted them. Each has their own flavor. Hey, I like what you stated: “If you placed them in two different rooms far apart from each other, I doubt they would seem related.” Thanks!

Hi Bo. I do believe we will be posting a lot of snow photos. Thanks!

Hi Staffan. I’m always looking at how light affects a subject but I haven’t truly paid attention to the overall different hues as to how they interact with one another. Thank you very much for your informative comment as it raised my awareness of the overall hues in a photo whether b&w or color. And thank you for the compliment on the blog design.

Hi Sartenada and welcome. Well, it is nice to know there is someone else who uses Corel Paint Shop Pro. Thanks for commenting and stopping by.