....Some SERIOUS snow
Comanche working through some VERY deep snow36 total reviews
Comment from swimmer74
Wow! Talk about white! Your dog looks like a speck LOL. I like how the green tree breaks up the whole pic; creative shot; Yep, you are getting it big time; looks like he's out for a stroll; looks like the Holiday season; good colors, background and focus. Take care. I don't miss that much snow, even though I am from Indiana.
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Wow! Talk about white! Your dog looks like a speck LOL. I like how the green tree breaks up the whole pic; creative shot; Yep, you are getting it big time; looks like he's out for a stroll; looks like the Holiday season; good colors, background and focus. Take care. I don't miss that much snow, even though I am from Indiana.
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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It may take until the summer for it all to melt swimmer....lol Thank you so much for having a look at this one and I so appreciate the great review and extra special rating.
Deborah
Comment from Melyuki
Hey Deborah.. that is just too crazy .. all that snow and check out Comanche.. ploughing her way through like a real trooper.. go Comanche.. who needs a snow plough when you have a German Shepherd with such skill and power... Can't even begin to imagine what it would be like living in this kind of climate.. The density of the snow is made evident by her deep track and the hidden part of her body.. A fabulous angle used to capture that well . The huge clods of snow sitting on the branches gives the picture great texture and with Comanche pushing forward she really adds a feeling of movement to the display. The somewhat obvious track or pathway that fades into the distance offers great depth of field.. and shows the uneven terrain as it rises and falls along the way.. I can see those tracks leading down that snow- path-way. are they the tracks left by the deer. do they not sink into the snow... ??
or maybe they were something way lighter travelling through your garden that left their trail... Your garden looks like a white wilderness of excitement today.. The occasional uncovered foliage still showing itself to the sunlight. You must do a selfie with you and Comanche next time.. so we can see your snow shoes... lol . I bet you can't wait to see some green growth reoccurring sometime soon. imagine that burst of colour you have to look forward to Deborah. it will be amazing after so much snow coverage for so long. Thanks for sharing this excellent photo that brings us in touch with your world, your beautiful Comanche and that place called home... great exposure and excellent focus makes it so easy to view the beauty and Comanche's joy for life.. as always , an absolute pleasure to review. smiles from mel
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Hey Deborah.. that is just too crazy .. all that snow and check out Comanche.. ploughing her way through like a real trooper.. go Comanche.. who needs a snow plough when you have a German Shepherd with such skill and power... Can't even begin to imagine what it would be like living in this kind of climate.. The density of the snow is made evident by her deep track and the hidden part of her body.. A fabulous angle used to capture that well . The huge clods of snow sitting on the branches gives the picture great texture and with Comanche pushing forward she really adds a feeling of movement to the display. The somewhat obvious track or pathway that fades into the distance offers great depth of field.. and shows the uneven terrain as it rises and falls along the way.. I can see those tracks leading down that snow- path-way. are they the tracks left by the deer. do they not sink into the snow... ??
or maybe they were something way lighter travelling through your garden that left their trail... Your garden looks like a white wilderness of excitement today.. The occasional uncovered foliage still showing itself to the sunlight. You must do a selfie with you and Comanche next time.. so we can see your snow shoes... lol . I bet you can't wait to see some green growth reoccurring sometime soon. imagine that burst of colour you have to look forward to Deborah. it will be amazing after so much snow coverage for so long. Thanks for sharing this excellent photo that brings us in touch with your world, your beautiful Comanche and that place called home... great exposure and excellent focus makes it so easy to view the beauty and Comanche's joy for life.. as always , an absolute pleasure to review. smiles from mel
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Yes, you're right Melyuki. The tracks in front of Comanche are from the deer. They don't sink like Comanche does although they do have a hard time when the snow gets this deep. You are also right about me just patiently (NOT) waiting to see something -ANYTHING- growing again. My poor flowers will not be feeling the warmth of the sun for Lord knows how long a this rate...lol OMG but it is going to take for-friggen-ever for all this snow to be gone. Anyway, enough whining. You're a dear for checking out my new piece and thank you so much for the really wonderful review!
Deborah
Comment from Susan F. M. T.
Deborah,
A beautiful picture of your beloved dog Comanche making own trail through the deep snow as she followers a scent trail. beautiful composition framing & lighting taken with superb camera techniques & sharp focus.
Susan
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Deborah,
A beautiful picture of your beloved dog Comanche making own trail through the deep snow as she followers a scent trail. beautiful composition framing & lighting taken with superb camera techniques & sharp focus.
Susan
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Thank you so much Susan for having a look at Comanche and my snowy post! Do really appreciate the lovely review you've given us.
Deborah
Comment from nikman
That beats the 3 inches we had in our part of the UK last week! Your fine composition grants us an enjoyable look at your location. Useful including the dog as it helps to show how deep your snow is. Hope you are coping with it! Exposure and sharpness are good. Nicely taken!
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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That beats the 3 inches we had in our part of the UK last week! Your fine composition grants us an enjoyable look at your location. Useful including the dog as it helps to show how deep your snow is. Hope you are coping with it! Exposure and sharpness are good. Nicely taken!
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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I AM coping Nik but I am soooo over the 'pretty snow' this winter....lol It may be summer before it's all gone at this rate. Thank you so much for having a look at my new piece and yes, was glad to get Comanche in it just to give some perspective to how much there was. Anyway, do appreciate the very fine review.
Deborah
Comment from TBI John
Wow , such an amazing animal !
What a trooper she is !
It's a great shot of her blazing a trail .
Your focus and clarity are spot on . Thank you for shooting .
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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Wow , such an amazing animal !
What a trooper she is !
It's a great shot of her blazing a trail .
Your focus and clarity are spot on . Thank you for shooting .
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 15-Mar-2018
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The 'wild one' John...lol She absolutely adores all the snow....crazy girl! You are a doll for checking this one out and thank you so very much for the extra special rating. I do really appreciate it.
Deborah
Comment from michiganmike
I predict that you will be getting a break from this kind of weather starting next week. A fine shot that shows the depth of the snow in exquisite detail.
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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I predict that you will be getting a break from this kind of weather starting next week. A fine shot that shows the depth of the snow in exquisite detail.
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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LOL...you do MM? hmmnnn...can I count on that b/c man oh man I would love to believe it. Got prettier images today but THIS one really shows the amount of snow...as you said...in exquisite detail. Comanche was very helpful...lol Thanks so much for checking it out and DO hope you'll be putting in a good word for me re: the weather.
Deborah
Comment from iPhone7
Wow! Change of plans BB. I was coming for a visit this weekend but I think I will take a rain (snow) check. How beautiful a sight, at least from here. I bet Comanche had a ball chugging through the snow. I hope you got some shots of that beautiful snow on my favorite evergreens. Great scene here BB. Stay warm and I will have a Rum and Coke for you ; ) BB
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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Wow! Change of plans BB. I was coming for a visit this weekend but I think I will take a rain (snow) check. How beautiful a sight, at least from here. I bet Comanche had a ball chugging through the snow. I hope you got some shots of that beautiful snow on my favorite evergreens. Great scene here BB. Stay warm and I will have a Rum and Coke for you ; ) BB
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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chicken shit.....lol But We could go sliding.....I have some great hills around here...lots of fun w/ a sled. But OK- you stay where it's warm and sunny...w/ NO SNOW. ...and better have TWO rum and cokes for me....AT LEAST BB! If you change your mind Comanche and I (and all this snow) will be here....lol Thank you so much for having a look BB....and DID get some pretty shots too.
BB
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Hey...I aint skeered (much). Growing up in Idaho I always loved the fresh deep snows like this. Walking in the woods with friends and sledding down steep hills was always such a blast (unfortunately the hills emptied out into the freeway but that is another story ; ) OK, starting on Your Second rum and coke. I hope I make it to MY two. XOXO
Comment from Monica Morrell
I low how Comanche feels! I am in upstate NY. Crazy snow this year. It seems like we live in a snow globe. It just doesn't stop. This is a beautiful photo. It still looks beautiful on the trees just not on the streets. Hang in there Comanche spring is coming....I hope!
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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I low how Comanche feels! I am in upstate NY. Crazy snow this year. It seems like we live in a snow globe. It just doesn't stop. This is a beautiful photo. It still looks beautiful on the trees just not on the streets. Hang in there Comanche spring is coming....I hope!
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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...and the weather man this morning had the audacity to say ANOTHER storm coming early next week Monica. OMG this is craziness! Thank you though for checking out my new and snowy post and yes, spring will get here (maybe May? June?) lol
Deborah
Comment from shoregrass
Oh my! This is SNOW. This pic really shows it off beautifully, Deb, especially with Comanche in it for perspective. Looks like at least 2 feet or more. That was smart photo taking and it perfect technically too. Stay warm! Ed.
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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Oh my! This is SNOW. This pic really shows it off beautifully, Deb, especially with Comanche in it for perspective. Looks like at least 2 feet or more. That was smart photo taking and it perfect technically too. Stay warm! Ed.
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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They are listing snowfall in NEK as 26" over just the last 24 hours Ed.....and it's snowing again now! GOOD LORD!!! Thank you so much for checking it out. Knew the minute I saw her in the snow here that it was the best way to show you guys exactly how much snow there is at my place. Gonna be awhile before my flowers feel the sun I think...lol
Deborah
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The flowers when they come will be sooooo appreciated
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oh you have no idea Ed! I will be in heaven!!
Comment from supergold
for people like me who see so little snow, only once or twice an year, this is a wonderful scene; very impressive winter shot;
there is a yellow cast at center bottom: did Comanche urinate so much ? LOL
update: I just checked on two other computers: there is definitely a very slight yellow cast between Comanche and the bottom line; I still Wonder why nobody noticed it.....
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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for people like me who see so little snow, only once or twice an year, this is a wonderful scene; very impressive winter shot;
there is a yellow cast at center bottom: did Comanche urinate so much ? LOL
update: I just checked on two other computers: there is definitely a very slight yellow cast between Comanche and the bottom line; I still Wonder why nobody noticed it.....
Comment Written 14-Mar-2018
reply by the author on 14-Mar-2018
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I have gone and looked twice and don't see it Fred (a yellow cast I mean)....if anyone urinated it had to be the deer who went through a few mins before us b/c the minute Comanche saw the tracks she was off...lol...plus the snow is so deep she can't stand on top of it. Glad you've enjoyed seeing all the snow. Have to admit it's pretty impressive to me too (for March that is)
Deborah
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it was just a joke about urinating; but not about the yellow cast at the bottom; very strange...