We visited with Muskoka Artist Connie Zator ( whose paintings might look familiar to some) and stopped to snap some pix on the return trip.
The wind was kicking up little gusts of blowing snow on Hwy 529:
Causing varied reflections of light off of the windblown snow drifts:
And interesting peaks into some backlit drifting of blowing snow:
Some interesting rays of sun glinting off of the little whirlwinds of snow:
Threatening squall over Bayfield Inlet:
Snowplow stirring up some more snow and tossing it far into the bush:
Ripples and drifts were forming on Big Lake:
St Amants’ dock poles in the late afternoon sun:
And the lone clump of sedge in the evening shade:
Interesting trip. Always something different.
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Thank you for that interesting display of light (..esp. those incredible grey clouds) – the storm here gifted us with defeaning winds and curtains of blinding, blowing snow. You take care.
Yes, I was gifted with a driveway full of drifts upon my return. Little car went through them ok, though. 🙂
You are a poet with a camera sir.
I love how you’ve captured the sun in these photos. Absolutely stunning.
Thank you! Nature is the poet. I just set the type! Especially when she sends her Sun’s rays down to me through some trees! 🙂