Cee’s Which Way Photo Challenge – January 18, 2017
Winter day at the bridge over the Mumford River
It the time of year, I don’t take pictures unless it’s snowing or has recently snowed. Because it’s not awfully visually exciting otherwise. I suppose I’m so used to seasons. I’d have to rethink my photography in a one-season environment.
It’s all about the angle
The morning after a snowstorm is especially pretty
From my front stoop to the street beyond while the snow falls
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“V” AS IN VALLEY – CEE’S MIDWEEK MADNESS CHALLENGE 
THE SEASON SHOULD BE WHITE EXCEPT IT ISN’T 
FALL FOLIAGE BY THE BLACKSTONE 
MANY AUTUMNS OF OUR LIVES 
SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
I remember when it snowed, I wished it would never stop.Beautiful pictures.
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I guess we aren’t on the same page with that because I hope it never starts 🙂
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The last photo looks so very cold out there.
Leslie
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It was cold, but not as much as I would expect this time of year.
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Wonderful photos for this week’s which way. You are deep into winter now. 😀
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We were yesterday, but it’s downright balmy today … well, it’s in the high 40s which is pretty balmy for January in New England. We don’t have the big party until we survive February. Then, time to pop some corks 🙂
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The first photo is very eerie, and something completely different.
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Thanks for noticing. It is “desaturated” making it almost monochrome. It’s a pale landscape this time of year anyway. I just made it a bit paler 🙂
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Those steps looks awfully steep. Reminds me of some kind of watchtower they had at a park around here when I was a kid. The steps leading up it were extremely steep. Getting up them didn’t seem bad, but going back down……. you may as well have been trying to walk down a ladder without being able to hold on to rungs! That’s a skill I didn’t master until I started working at Mecca and was forced to overcome my fear of ladders…
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They ARE awfully steep. I will go up them, but if I want to go down, I use the front stairs inside the house. I get dizzy just looking down them. It’s the shortest route outside, but it feels like a ladder rather than a set of stairs. I’m not specifically afraid of ladders, mind you, but my balance isn’t what it was and I have taken a few falls, So I’m just plain careful. Brittle bones and all that 🙂
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Beautiful photos of the snow. I’d have to really think about which way to go.
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Thanks. All ways are good … as long as you have good, water resistant boots with a non-slip tread 🙂
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Ghostly ‘stoop’ photo. Loved it. ❤
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I live with the ghosts of stoops past.
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And the pink spaulding balls.
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