This past week has been full of very cold temperatures and a lot of frost. Not much in the way of snow, but Jack has been around our area working his magic.
These pictures show my morning view on the drive to work this week. 
The sun was rising,
and I wish these pictures could convey,
the sparkle that the sunlight was creating. 
I love your photos, but even the best photos can't do the real thing justice, right. have a great weekend! I think we will have snow by Sunday.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. Looking at your pics I felt like I should be heading out to my deer stand :).
ReplyDeleteI cam see the sparkles in my imagination. :)
ReplyDeleteLots of frost here too in the mornings. I believe it's the humidity plus the cold temps? Not sure.
ReplyDeleteMakes everything look so clean and white -- your pictures are so pretty. :)
Beautiful photos! I especially like the barn standing out all alone in the field. Have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know about the sparkle...it looks pretty cold to me.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the soft, rolling hills/fields in that first one and that wonderful light!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures, I like the way the frost kind of sparkles. The morning light before the sun is my favorite time.
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Beautiful pictures, I love them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! We just had frost this morning too in Iowa. I guess we're supposed to get some ice tonight as well as snow tomorrow night.
ReplyDeleteI'll enjoy it all when it's cleared from the roads!
Have a great weekend!
That's really lovely; I bet it was a peaceful drive.
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is great but I do love that barn. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Farmchick. I bet there was a glistening to the morning. :)
ReplyDeleteThe colors are great. Thanks for linking to the large images.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying your images of early morning winter. Not a lot of snow here yet, but it'll come soon.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures...I can feel the cold crispness from them. We are having a bit of freezing rain turning to snow today...But hey, it's winter right? :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThis is much better than everything I see going to work...
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean...my birch trees seem to glow in the sunlight with their bright yellow leaves,but I can't catch that. Your photos are always so beautiful...you have a great eye!!
ReplyDeleteI love your photos. What kind of camera do you use? I'm looking at new digital cameras. I've actually got a Nikon SLR but it's so big to haul around that I seldom take it with me. I've also got a small point and shoot which is what I usually use but I'm looking at something in between.
ReplyDeleteYou've got a great eye (more important than the camera!) and your photos are lovely.
Love the photos. Even though I cannot see the sparkles, I still remember them on the frost. And, feel the cold just looking at your photos!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pastoral setting you live in even without the help of Jack! It's wonderful to enjoy sunshine when we can get it this time of year.
ReplyDeleteYou know you live in paradise, right ?!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful a sight. Thank you for sharing. Please have a good Sunday.
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ReplyDeleteWow thanks for the fabulous images .
Maybe we will get a hint of Jack Frost here in Central Texas !
Love the last post with the boots a really cool image :)
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ReplyDeleteThese are lovely pictures. It's good to be able to have a camera with you on your way to work.
ReplyDeleteI pass a silhouetted scene every morning and although I can't stop due to the nature and speed of the road, I see a gradual change with the sun every day. I talk myself out of being able to photograph it anyway.
Frosty but beautiful! Kind regards.
ReplyDeleteWell they are beautiful even without the sparkle!
ReplyDeleteEnchanting. That last one is a perfect Wyeth painting.
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