Contrasting Snowmen
By Shari Marshall – 2019 January’s theme is contrast. Post a link in the comment section below with your interpretation of contrast, any medium welcome.
Tag: Snow
Contrast in Photography
By Shari Marshall – January 1, 2019
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Seasonal Rhythm
Millions of feathery ice crystals fell from the sky enveloping the ground in a wintry blanket. The magical possibility of a snowman’s life glistened in each sparkling white flake. Old man winter whispered on the winds and his message carried to the ears of red cheeked children as their faces turned up to the sky… Continue reading Seasonal Rhythm
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Front Door – Day 6 in the 7 Day Photo Challenge
“No people. No explanation. Challenge someone new each day”. I accepted an open challenge and I am hoping you will be inspired to do the same now. By Shari Marshall -2017 Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7
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A flake of snow: Delicate six fold symmetry
It dances merrily down, gently plowing a path as though according to plan. It glistens wildly as it twists and turns softly through the chilly air, its crystal points alive with the power of racing cold: breathing life, freezing life. In the sun it throws off flashes of sparkling light as it floats, as it… Continue reading A flake of snow: Delicate six fold symmetry
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October’s Snowy Sunday Post
The scene outside my window displays soft white flakes falling against a background of grey sky. A white blanket conceals the green grass beneath and it veils the rooftops and trees around me. October snow in the extreme has fallen so many days this week that I have lost count. Yesterday we built a snow… Continue reading October’s Snowy Sunday Post
Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils 