As I write and post this we’re in the midst of another major snow storm for this area. As a low pressure makes it’s way from the Gulf of Mexico to the East Coast it’s spreading snow and ice from Tennessee across to the coast of North Carolina and points north and south. It’s forecasted to later move northward along the East Coast.
There will probably be snow photos to follow but I felt this Winters Night photo also fit the occasion.
Very moody and ominous. I hope your snow isn’t too severe!
It usually doesn’t last too long here…so I enjoy it while it last.
Very moody and appropriate, Earl. I’m sitting here looking at the snow. About to go out in it with my camera and take a walk. Not with Hobbs, though. He presents a hazard. His pulling here and there will not be welcomed today! :) Enjoy the snow!
Thanks, Paul…enjoy it yourself!
I heartily agree with moody and ominous. I love the drama in this. Stay warm and dry. But, have a blast.
Anita, having a blast in the white stuff may not include warm and dry, but I’ll do my best. :-)
So Earl, does the story begin as it was a dark and stormy night?
Steve, I always thought that would be a great way to end a story –“and outside it was a dark and stormy night,” don’t you? ;-)
Yes, I agree, very moody image. I noticed there were canceling flights last night in Charlotte. This means crew, aircraft and passengers are going to be all over the place. Glad I’m here in a coffee shop near a fireplace.
Yeah, the admin side where I work is closed today — snow day…of course the soup kitchen and shelter are open.
It’s certainly been a strange winter so far. The whole country seems to be in a deep freeze. And yes, another nor’easter on the way. I’m glad I’m not trying to fly in or out of Atlanta today!
I too very much like the image. It doesn’t strike me as “moody”, though. Just kind of a quiet, peaceful winter night.
When I posted this image I wasn’t tuning into the “moody” vibe. I saw it as you — a quiet, cold, peaceful winters night. I guess the silhouette tree limbs make some see it as dark and sinister.
Looks like we are going to get hit tomorrow.
Very ominous mood portrayed by this shot Earl. Thanks for making us all extra concerned now. :-)
We’ve only gotten perhaps 3-4 inches of snow/ice while 40 miles from here they’ve gotten 6-8 inches. You mentioned the other day waiting for a good snow for photography…you may get your wish.
Ominous…hey, at least it’s not a frozen blue-green alien landscape with “Ice Neurons.” ;-)