See the last photos for the first month of the year; for Eagle and for me. Eagle’s final January photo was a frosty window study. I like the composition and colors.
My last photo is a landscape shot (in portrait mode) from cross country skiing with Eagle Monday at the Arboretum after our big snowy weekend. Welcome to Wisconsin Winter!
How was the end of January for you?
¡Olé! –Rebecca
This post is for the Last photo on the card challenge.
Friendship poems for the February Poetry Challenge due Sunday. See the post for details.
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Wow! Awesome! ❤ ❤ nice pics and I bet winter there is tough!
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Thanks, Carol Anne! A hat and snowpants do wonders.
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The frosted window looks very familiar right now😊 Maggie
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Thanks, Maggie. A touch of brrrr.
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Nice shots.
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Thanks, Sadje. What kind of syrup would you like with your snow cone? 😉
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Hmmmm….. coconut/ vanilla!
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Sounds yummy! Good colors for the snow theme too.
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Amazing clicks!!
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Thank you, Vidah! We’re a shutterbug family.
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Oh I like both of your photos for January 😀
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Thanks very much, Cee!
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That frosty sunflower yellow smoke is really mysterious!
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Thanks, yay Eagle.
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I just love both Last Photos Rebecca. I have to ask why the frosty one other than wonderful colours and hazy view. So much snow it’s crazy especially from someone who has never seen or been in snow. Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂
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Thanks! My teenager took the first one. Complete explanation- they are playing around with photography a lot these days!
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It is a good thing for them to get involved in 😉
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Yes, they’re a shutter bug. Thank goodness for the digital revolution. Much less expensive!
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Both beautiful!
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Thank you, Neal!
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The frosty window gives the photo the impression of being a painting. Cool! The winter wonderland is beautiful. Fun that you did this share together! January was a busy month that left me rather tired! And the year has just begun. 😆
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Thanks, Michele. Glad you like Eagle’s shot. Were you at a yoga retreat? Calmer February in store?
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Yes, very cool effect, even if unintentional. I wish I was at a yoga retreat. Sounds good! I doubt February will be calmer, but I really have no complaints. 😊 Thank you.
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Thanks! Have a good month.
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I like Eagle’s – the edge of the window makes a nice frame!
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That wasn’t to say that I didn’t like yours – I like it too! 🙂 ❤
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No worries, proud mama here didn’t think that way at all. 😉
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Thanks, Wynne. I liked that angled frame too.
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Ha, ha – should have known! 🙂
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I love that car shot. It deserves a place in an exhibition somewhere, soon!
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Thanks, Margaret. We like our Eagle’s eye.
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🙂
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Nice pic!!
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Car, or the snow?
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The second one 😊
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Thanks, Devang. If you need to cool down one hot spring day, you can stare at the frozen tundra.
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I will do that for sure.
Because summers are approaching and that means 48°C
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Eeeeeek!
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No snow so far this winter here in the piedmont of North Carolina — and very little even in the mountains. Quite different from the winters when I was in college at Appalachian State a mere 50 (yikes!!!) years ago. The daffodils started blooming here last week and I saw a crocus blossom yesterday right on schedule. A welcome sight, since I’m not a winter person.
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No snow and spring has come, wow!
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