On 11-01-18 8:45 PM, steve harley wrote:
On 2011-01-18 03:22 , Bruce Walker wrote:
It was our turn for some decorative snow this morning. It was -20C
with almost no wind, and about 6-8" of super light'n'fluffy stuff
fell. I got about 50 shots in the back yard, of which this was one of
the best ...
http://goo.gl/cLnNB
nice -- we had a similar first snow in late December that was very
fluffy; my shots of it on the plants were hampered by the cold and by
the combination of wind movements and low light when the snow was at
its best
Yeah, the temp rose about 10C in the two hours following this shot and
by noon all traces of this snow were gone from the grasses and other
plants. Looks like with luck I timed it exactly right.
Well, the "news" for us (Mississauga, near Toronto, Ontario) is that any
fell at all. Very unusually for us there hasn't been very much snow this
year while the US and other parts of Canada have been clobbered.
not all of the US -- here in Denver we've had a couple of modest
snows, but only after a tremendously parched autumn; bad enough that i
was watering more than just the trees in mid-December
Thanks for looking, Steve.
-bmw
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