Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label snow. Show all posts

Thursday, March 11, 2010

117.365 (Snowicane)


(Thursday, 25 February 2010) At one point during the snowicane, I looked out my window to see this.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

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The snowfall this morning on my car. (Feb 16 2010)

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Our biggest snowfall of the year so far last Wednesday. (Feb 10 2010)

Friday, January 29, 2010

088.365 (Founders')


(Wednesday, January 27, 2010) On my way home from the office, decided it was too sunny of an afternoon to let it go to waste. Grabbed my Spectra and headed down toward the lake. Snapped this shot of Founders’ Lodge on my way. I then proceeded to compose a beautiful shot of the sun setting over the lake only to discover that the frame counter on the Spectra was off. By three.

Saturday, January 9, 2010

070.365 (Footprint in the Snow)


(Saturday, January 09, 2010) After ten consecutive days of snow, it finally stopped, the clouds broke, and sunbeams filled the yard. I was inspired to go for a couple of walks. I, of course, took several of my working cameras along: Canon T1i, Canon A1 (on loan), Polaroid Impulse AF, and Holga 120CFN. While I was on the porch of Founders’ Lodge, the snow and the crevices caught my attention. I decided to add my footprint to break up the repetition a bit.

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

062.365 (Snowy Start to the New Year)


(Friday, January 1, 2010) The new year was welcomed in by more snow! This was the view from my den in the afternoon.

Sunday, December 20, 2009

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(Sunday, 20 December 2009) Went for a walk down to the lake this afternoon. The wind made it especially cold, but I managed to get in a few good shots. Here’s one of the guard boat on shore for the winter.

Saturday, December 19, 2009

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(Wednesday, 16 December 2009) I grew some sunflowers this summer, then left them for the birds to enjoy.

Saturday, December 12, 2009

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It was a bit snowy on my way home from Binghamton. The lights shining through the trees on the East Shore caught my attention. Luckily my camera was on the seat next to me.