Morning Frost
There isn’t any snow on the ground but I did wake up to glitter covering the meadows.
The ranch sparkling in the early morning sun makes for a lovely walk after a warm cup of coffee.
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Beautiful pictures!
Thank you! I love shooting morning light. Especially when there is glitter all over!
Gorgeous.
Thanks so much!
Really pretty, Leah!
Thank you Karen!
It´s great to wake up and see all that beauty!!! fantastic pictures!
Thanks Ellen! It sure is. I’m enjoying the cool air since coming back from the hot and humid south.
It’s so funny, Leah – I have the WP snowfall option on – so when I look at your photos, it looks as though it is snowing. Today’s shots looked particularly pretty with the snowflakes.
Thanks Lenore! I love the snowflakes for December on WP! Yeah, no real snow here yet but I’m hoping for some soon. The snow boots are by the front door.
What a nice change from the 79 degree weather in Houston!
Oh goodness! That’s how it was in Georgia last month. And it was muggy too! I was glad to get home to the chilly temps. I’m sure I’ll eat my words in a couple of months but I’m thankful for the frosty mornings and chilly nights. Nice to hear from you Nancy! Stay cool
Hi Leah, I’m a new fan of your photos – and today’s are fantastic! Are you using a filter or are those the natural colors and light?
Wow either way!
Thanks so much Kelly! No, I don’t have any filters, this is straight light falling from the sky.
The light is so crisp out here, all I use is my camera and tripod. I do minor enhancing in Photoshop but I’m lucky enough to have beautiful subjects with natural light that it doesn’t take much post production. Except when I do a little photo illustration with textures and whatnot. Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
I love your pix – and (tadaaaa) I will award you to the “Liebster Blog Award” – I hope you will accept!
Thank you, I’m happy that you like these!