I was stunned to notice how some of the snow that had accumulated on my roof was sliding off. It created a sheet that didn’t stay long, and was blessed with natural back-light.
(click image for added detail and for today’s lucky Mike dollars)
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What a beautiful picture.
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What a beautiful comment đ
Thanks.
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(-: You’re welcome.
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Looks like delicate lacework… only nature can provide such elegance! Nice shot and managed in a very timely manner!
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Timely indeed. Lucky too. Thanks, Lori.
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Beautiful picture… just love how you have captured this with the light xx
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Thank you Bren. I couldn’t believe my eyes and just out the back door too.
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beautiful photography, makes me long for some icicles, though we did get into the low 30’s here in florida last night. Mike, I have a new address : https://aheartafire.wordpress.com/.
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I wish I was in Key West right about now. I could live there.
Thanks.
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That is my dream, MIke, to find a house or even a houseboat, all one needs is a bike to get around town, unfortunately the last time I checked a “hovel” was selling for over a million dollars! đ
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Yeah, buying property there is not part of my plan. Hurricane evacuation from there would be a slow grind as well.
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I once left there in a tropical storm riding passenger on a motorcycle across the 7 mile bridge in 70 mile an hour winds to escape back to Miami…that was interesting.
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I would have peed my pants.
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no comment *_)
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Beautiful lacework. Only nature can make it so wonderful Mike
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You are right about that, my sweet friend.
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It’s beautiful! đ
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Thanks! I was pretty jazzed with the result.
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We have ice crystal on our windows today with temps around zero. Snow forecast for tomorrow. Yikes.
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I will purchase a large yacht for the 4 of us and we will just cruise quiet and warm waters for the rest of our days.
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Reblogged this on Amazing Fine Art.
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that back light was a blessing – and cool textural feel to this image when it showed up in my reader⌠đ
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Thank you for this….much appreciated.
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Pretty!
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Thanks Lilly.
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Lovely crystallization… it also looks oddly like the fraying edges of my late grandmother’s lace tablecloth.. đ
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Did everybody have a grandmother with lace tablecloths? I sure did. Miss her terribly.
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Lovely.
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Danke.
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Beautiful nature’s art through your eyes.
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I got lucky. Thanks Dor.
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Now that is pretty cool!
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Thanks. I think so too.
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Wow – so delicate.
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It was kind of cool and totally unexpected to have that outside my door.
Thanks Andy, hope the new year finds you healthy.
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Knitted by nature and captured by Mike, refreshing bit of photography. The snow doesn’t seem half bad on a sunny day.
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Half bad would be about right, and the sun is always a nice thing, although here it is generally sunny but can still be too damn cold.
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Delicate art as only nature can create! Beautifully captured.
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Well, thank you Tiny.
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cool!
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Thanks.
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Absolutely beautiful!! Great shot, Mike!
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Nice. Thank you very much.
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