This winter changed my perspective on snow. It drew the line and emphasized that less is more.
Bench slats with a dusting.
A driver confused.
Pond life is still green under ice.
A snow day from the inside out.
Parking meters shorted out and neglected by all.
A child towers over the street signs
Note: I enjoy these photos far more now that spring has arrived in full force. These photographs are presented as part of Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge for this week: Perspective (Unusual Angle or Point of View). If you follow the link, you’ll find my blog post, Pairs, was featured in her post as a Featured Blogger. I am honored and delighted, Cee!
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I like these perspectives. 🙂
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It was one thorough winter, wasn’t it?
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Winter photos are so amazing.
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It was a particularly amazing winter. I find the photos always look flatter than they should, but these really show how crazy the world got.
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Less is more, about snow, I agree! Thanks for sharing.
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I always write very little about nature in the winter. It’s hard to stay positive in all that glaring white.
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Fabulous photos
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Thanks!
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That was one big climb for the little girl. Great photos for perspective.
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Thanks! I loved yours, too. Especially the boat somehow. It was almost transformed into an arrow or an abstract by the angle.
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“Less is more” – yes indeed!!!
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Thanks! I’m hoping for a mild winter next year after the last two killers!
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oh, i love these!
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Thanks!
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Love it!
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Thanks!
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It seems like it was so long ago when we had a mound like the one the child is playing on, in our back yard. I love the confused driver. Sometimes, I look at tire tracks and just shake my head.
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That car really had to reason at all to go veering off like that. No evidence that they tried to brake. Just joyriding across the grass on a snowy day. Weird.
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The pond photo is tascinating and the one throught the window is quite brilliant I think. Like a contemporary Japanese photo. Excellent work
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Wow. Thanks!! I thought they were all more powerful together than they were apart. I was grateful to Cee for making me see them a new way.
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I must get back to doing Cee’s challenges – they are very good for making you aware of what works photographically.
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I like Cee, she has a good spirit.
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Love that inside out image 🙂
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Thanks! I like it, too, but I can’t quite put my finger on why. I was afraid we wouldn’t be able to open the door that day.
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I’m not surprised
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Love the first photo. That really is a different perspective.
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Thanks! Most of the rest are related to subject matter. They are related to my perspective than the camera’s. 😀
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