March 6, 2015
The snow on the prairie is coated with a thick layer of ice making nature photography near impossible.
ice-coated prairie
When each step pierces the silence with a sound like shattering glass, my chances of sneaking up on wildlife are greatly
diminished. Add that to fumbling frozen fingers and slippery slopes trails, and you can say goodbye to amazing photographs.
But, there is hope….
The forecast reads like a slice of heaven- endless days of 40’s and 50’s are heading our way.
Goodbye winter!
That was fun, so much fun I will type it again- GOODBYE WINTER!!!! I may see you once or
twice again this season, but you are losing steam.
what’s left of our snowman
Hot dog!
I love you spring!
Some of you, from warmer climates, may wonder, Why doesn’t she move south?
I wouldn’t miss the last few ferocious weeks of winter for anything because it makes the high of spring seem ever
so much higher.
Spring is my favorite season. I have never captured it with my camera before, and I can’t wait to share it with you.
Get
ready-
here
comes
color!
Peacock Prairie 
Beautiful photography and fun text
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Thanks for being so encouraging, Derrick.
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How exciting .. I can’t wait to see your spring pics 😀
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Thanks, Julie. I can’t wait to take them.
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Goodness, stunning photography.
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Thanks- glad you enjoyed it.
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Lovely blog…wonderful photography!
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Thanks for your visit and the great feedback.
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