Snow on the ground, freezing temperatures, clear skies and a full moon…
Orion
Neighbors barn
moonlight shadows
Reason we have high electric bills
Apple tree in the moonlight
Looking up
..nights don’t come any prettier.
Behind the Willows 
Beautiful pictures as always 🙂 I really want to start doing some photography of my own (not that I’ll be much good at it >.<) but have no idea where to start! Can you suggest a good camera that isn't crazy expensive to start with?
I’m not even close to an expert on these things but I”ll give you my two cents since you asked…
-Start by taking pictures, lots – with whatever you have.
-I have what they call a “bridge” camera. Not as nice as the super expensive DSLRs but more than a point and shoot. It can be used like a point and shoot or you can choose to control shutter speed ect. manually.
This is the current model of what I have and my only complaint with it is that I can only kind of shove it in my sweatshirt pocket! 🙂
http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Compact-Digital-Cameras/COOLPIX-P530.html
Lol! Thanks! I do take lots of pictures but usually with my iPhone so I think it’s time I got a real camera 😝
I would suggest reading some information about taking better pictures with the iPhone as well. Photography isn’t so much about the camera as the knowledge of the photographer. Many people think that if they get a better camera, they will take better pictures, but the correlation isn’t always that simple. For instance, lighting and framing are so important that if you use your iPhone camera to its fullest potential, you can get some pretty great pictures. With digital, there certainly is a megapixel component to making your pictures look clear and crisp, but Jessie is right, practice, practice, practice and make sure you get feedback from people, even if it is hard to hear!
Thanks Sarah! I’ll definitely do that 🙂
Looks beautiful.
It was, just a bit chilly!
You live in a beautiful part of the North Country. We grouse about winter, but we should appreciate these amazing days and be thankful for our good fortune to live here. Excellent photos. Brave woman to go outside to shoot these on a 20-below night 🙂
Ah well you lay on your back in the snow for a good angle and you can’t even feel the windchill! 🙂
“Reason we have high electric bills” is a beautiful image. We don’t get to see images like that in person here in southern California. But as Jerry (above) mentioned, I’m not sure I would want to stay out in the “20-below night” air to enjoy the sight. – Thanks for posting the images.
Thank you!
And while that night was cold, it was just around 0 and not much wind. Today though… -35 windchills had school canceled, we are clouded up though so I’m not even tempted to frost bite my fingers for photos tonight! 🙂
I love your photos on this night. I do like the glow of your house the best!
Leaving every light on in the house does make it look cozy doesn’t it?!
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