‘Frost is the greatest artist in our clime –
he paints in nature and describes in rime.’
~ Thomas Hood (1799-1845, English editor, poet, publisher, and engraver)
When Jack Frost comes a calling
15 Thursday Dec 2016
earthstar
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Great choice of words that describe your photographs perfectly. I love words and have to admit that our cameras sometimes make us lazy in that respect.
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Thanks, Theresa. I loved this quote too. I keep a note of quotes that appeal to me and sometime they inspire the photograph, though in this case I found this quote after I’d taken the photos and was delighted it fit so well.
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Lovely. 🙂
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Thanks, Val. 🙂
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Once I remember doing the ridge of Snowdon called Crib Goch after a winter frost . The wind had sculpted the frost on the Lee side into rose like structures..
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Sounds fabulous, Rei. I do hope for more ‘weather’ art over the winter. 🙂
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This just pulled me out of grim thoughts to the opposite. Thank you! it’s lovely.
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Sorry to hear of the grim thoughts but delighted that my blog was able to help cheer you. Thanks so much for taking the time to tell me. Much appreciated! 🙂
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Beautiful shots. The frost seems to trace every vein in the leaves.
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Thank you very much, Belinda. 🙂
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These are wonderful, Sconzani!
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Thank you kindly, Pete. 🙂
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Love it. We’re in a more temperate zone, so ice is rare. Your collage is refreshing!
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Glad you enjoyed it, Shannon. Thank you. 🙂
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Wow that’s beautiful!! 💚
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Thanks so much! 🙂
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Ooo Pretty!!
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Thanks, Lauri. I know you like Nature’s cold weather art! 🙂
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