World in Pictures Day IX Entry ~ Patrice Cigallio Wesa

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Let It Snow
by Patrice Cigallio Wesa (Patrice Cigallio)

Camera:

Canon PowerShot SD870 IS

Location:

Ironwood, Michigan

United States of America

Photographer Notes:

Taken in the neighborhood on a blustery, cold, dark winter morning... in between the snowflakes. Merry Christmas everyone!

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susie peek-swint commented on December 09, 2008 17:12:

Great capture Patrice ~ looks a bit chilly though ~ for once we had sunshine on a WIP day :)

Al Mullen commented on December 09, 2008 17:23:

Well, you had a little more snow than us so that makes me feel good ;)

Kathy Shogren commented on December 09, 2008 17:27:

You already have the Christmas atmosphere here Patrice. Brrrr. We had our first snow today, just a dusting, but lots of cold winds. Not as pretty as your snow.

Stanley A. Williams commented on December 09, 2008 17:47:

Looks cold but not bitter.

Kumiko Parkinson commented on December 09, 2008 18:22:

You are in perfect winter...I can almost see the snowflakes on those trees, and can hear the sound you make when you walk on the snow field...beautiful winter image, Pat!

Linn Smith commented on December 09, 2008 21:42:

Wow...that is a heap of snow! You certainly captured the density and depth of your winter wonderland! Looks like you can ski right out your front door...beautiful capture, Pat!

Marcia Smith commented on December 09, 2008 22:27:

We have had just a tiny bit of snow -not enough to take photos of. You captured the depth with the driveway and footprints.

Monnie Ryan commented on December 30, 2008 09:43:

Looks like you got dumped on, Patrice! We've seen some photos from other friends up your way, and we're sure hoping you folks keep all that white stuff up there in Michigan! Happy New Year!

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