The sun first showed up as a bright spot behind the maple trees in the fencerow.
As it rose, it highlighted the mist in the meadow.
Very very briefly it was just a beautiful morning; a lot of careful cropping to create these shots.
This shot, like all of these, was shot through the living room windows.
And behind me (out the front window), the sunrise was catching the Sugar Maples across the road.
Today however, it was quite different stuff falling from the sky - our first noticeable snowfall, about an inch around here. Snapped these on my drive home from further south.
The meadow and the yard are looking very different now, but it will all be gone by tomorrow afternoon. The temperature is forecast to rise to nearly 10°C. by mid-afternoon. And we aren't quite ready for this yet!
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I hope you can keep that white stuff in your neck of the woods until we are well south of our present location.
ReplyDeleteThe sun never made any appearances today and I am still frozen from working outside today.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
I love the pictures of the mist. Even the snow pictures are lovely though it pains me to say anything good about snow.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots! We've had snow through the afternoon.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful phots, especially the rays of light.
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The mist shots are wonderful. The snow seems early to me, but it sure is pretty! :-)
ReplyDeleteThe last picture is like a postcard. Love it. I was looking at some old pictures of snow at our cabin. We haven't seen any for two years now. The climate is really changing. - Margy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures.
ReplyDeleteNicely done.
That is quite a quick change of seasons. I really admire your sun rays in your photos. I don't think I have ever seen such a view like this. I see them in the sky from clouds but not through the trees.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures of different light! The "moondance" sign sets off a a song in my mind.
ReplyDeletebeautiful sunny views. The snow not so much but it is only a matter of time:) In a week or two we will have some too.
ReplyDeleteWow! Stunning rays
ReplyDeleteThose sunrays are just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, I love the sun beams streaming through the trees, and you have snow already! We have had a long summer so I am revelling in the change in weather, some snow would be great!
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ReplyDeleteHello!:) The sunray shots in the mist are beautiful, and so are the bright orange leaves of the Maple Trees. It has only snowed twice in my lifetime, here in Portugal, and when it did, it looked just like sprinkled iceing suger, like in your photos, and only lasted a few hours. Have a great weekend,...without snow!
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty out there, isn't it? And supposed to melt shortly!
ReplyDeleteLooks like we got outta there just in time. Love the sunbeams through the morning mist.
ReplyDeleteHello, pretty scenes and photos. I like the sun's rays. Happy Friday, enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeletethe sun rays are just gorgeous. white stuff, so pretty...just the right amount, no clean up required!!
ReplyDeleteLove those sunbeam shots! I'm hoping for some snow in our mountains this weekend.
ReplyDeleteSNOW! Oh my and oh no.
ReplyDeleteThe earlier images a sheer glory. Great sunbeams.
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Your weather sounds like ours. I admire those misty photos. Very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe sun ray photos are really pretty.
ReplyDeleteNice to see the dusting of snow. Like someone sprinkled icing sugar around.
Fantastic selection of photographs ...but snow! Oh no!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Love those light beams!! Beautiful photos.
ReplyDeleteThose morning shots are just breathtaking!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures of the sunbeams. I hope you have a little more autumn before winter takes over.
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