Here in Clarksville, we have been tempted all winter with snow, we have had a few flurries, and had a decent snow that was melted by 11 am the next morning. Today, however we finally got something that was actually tangable as a snow (and of course on a day that I worked).  So all of these are shot at 11 pm or later, and of course with a lot of flash.  Hope that it makes those of you out there that aren't in snow bunny heaven crave a mug of hot chocolate and a couple of marshmellows.

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I am sure that I will have more to post tommorow when the sun comes out, but for now...  

This picture was taken by walking out on my back porch, figured that it would warm up a few of you that where having all that snow up north.
Leaves of Autumn

Finally the snow has returned to middle Tennessee.  The unfortunate part of that is the fact that I had to stay up all night till 7:45 in the morning to get a whopping two shots.  By the time that I woke up this afternoon, all of the snow had melted.
But these are the ones that I got.
Windchimes
Bush

This is a picture of a Sundial that we own, and just so happened that my girlfriend layed her watch on the table right in front of it.  Then a fly landed on the sundial. Tried this one in sepia tone and black and white but lost contrasts of the "aged" bronze look of the sundial.
Shot with the Cybershot P93.

This is a picture of the back of my house where (what is actually English Ivy) ivy has actually over taken the fire place.  I wonder why the contractor that we had come out and look at it told us not to light the fire place.

Despite the color shown in this picture, it is actually shot in color, just at about a 5.6 f stop and full apature.  The light on the front of the trees is provided from the a porch light and the back lighting is actually a half moon with a heavy cloud cover (hince the scattering of light). Shot with the Cybershot P93A (from a tripod of course).  I was impressed with this one from a point and shoot camera.

This is a picture that I took this summer of our sundial, along with my girlfriends watch just happened to be laying in front of it. I tried it in sepia tone and black and white but neither of them gave the "aged" brass look that made me take the shot in the first place.  Shot with my Cybershot P93A