Can you fill in the blanks?

__ You saw me standing alone.

It's cherry pink and __

Tiptoe through the___

As far as my best, it's impossible to say. Let me show you three of my favorites that I have posted on Photographica.

Hoarfrost on Crab apples

Milwaukee Reflection

Care to Sit a Spell?

Looking down the fence row
Branch
Tree
Queen Annes Lace
Fence Post
Pine 1
Pine 2

I decided to take some outside pictures today from the inside of my house. It was very cold out.
What do you think? I like Number 1 the best.
Pic 1,  Pic 2 and Pic 3

Like A Beautiful Early Morning Frost.
F1
F2
F3

Lidljo - Asked To See A Larger Shot Of The Thumbnail I Used In My Post Yesterday.   <~>

a few weeks ago I posted a shot of a thermometer to show how cold it was. Today a different subject to show the same thing.

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4

4 is simply a tighter crop of 3

31jan2k5
these are a year old the end of jan.,but i have to share them with you
cause they're so unique.just south of berlin is this twenty acre woods with a deep ravine. i can always find something interisting to shoot there.

many of us have seen frost flakes forming like it is snowing, but on a crystal clear  cold nite, even sometimes it happens during daylite, no clouds yet it seems to be snowing.these were taken under clear skies at about 15 degrees below zero, and not even a breath of wind at 8:40 am. the sun has been up for a little more than a few minutes. something was coming out of the ground for the frost to form on just at that one spot. nature lovers, i give youfra,frb, frc, frd.

but i love the beauty of winter. here in s.w. pa. we have nine months of winter and 3 months of poor snowmobiling weather. that's why they call my home town BER-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-RLIN
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It warmed up a bit over night. It's only -4 this AM. Thisfrosty little rosebush wants to come in for the winter.

We woke up to a foggy morning last Friday.  It was cold, but the trees were beautiful.

Frosted Bushes
Frosted Evergreen
Frosted Branch
Frosted Needles

And whenever you're out freezing your fingers (and other things) to get a good picture, there's usually someone wondering whatcha doing?

Enjoy

Greetings Earthlings,

I have returned to the valley from Central Oregon and am warm again! You may remember from our last episode the shots of the freezing fog. Here are a few more...
The Cold Seat
Fog Covered Tree
and The Corner Post
The rest of the series is here.. http://www.classyshots.com/review/ if you are interested.

Black and White  and  Red all  over?  

Not This!

This morning we had a very heavy frost. So I had to take some shots.  It was beautiful.  Like little diamonds everywhere.  Oh and now I know my neighbors think I am the crazy neighbor lady with the camera running around in her pjs.  
frost 1   frost 2   frost 3  frost 4   frost 5   frost 6   frosty weeds

Okay here are some berries I found in the woods by my house.  Never seen these before.  Any clue?
What are these
What again

I have a friend named Jack. Jack, who is world reknown, can do wonders with a paint brush. I'd like to share some of Jack's paintings with you.

Jack's feathers
Jack's ferns
Jack's wheat
Jack's Blue Palms
Jack's colored feathers

I hope you enjoy Jack's paintings.

The local newspaper and one of the local camera stores are running their annual photo contest. Entrants may enter up to three color and/or black and white photos. (You may see the rules at www.jsonline.com/snapshots.) Here are some that I am considering to submit. I wanted to show you both color and black & white of each, but for some reason, the B&W photos didn't upload even though it said they did. Anyone have a guess as to why?

So, here they are. You'll have to use your imagination for the B&Ws. Please vote for three and say whether you prefer the color you see or the B&W you imagine.Frost on crab apples clr Ladder pipe clrPort Washington 20 clr Port Washington 21 clr Port Washington 22 clr Steam tree clr Port Washington 23 clr

All of the Port Washington photos were taken in December after some very cold and windy conditions. As you can see, the breakwater and all the vegetation were covered with ice.

As each season has its beauty,

I feel it is my given duty

To point out just one little pleasure

Of cold, but lovely, winter weather.

When conditions are just right,

Hoarfrost jumps out from the night.

With minute needles made to bite,

It sews itself to things real tight.

Sews to a tree and to its berries

To cedar fronds while skipping nary.