



I love the way it looks on pine cones.



I love the way it looks on pine needles



I love the sound of it falling on the dead oak leaves that are still on the trees. Or how sometimes you can catch a little melty droplet

I love the look of it on anything after freshly falling.
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The front grill of hubby's truck. |
These pictures were all taken on my property after a pretty big snow (for us anyway). I had to really challenge myself to find "interesting" content around my house. If I had better snow gear, I may have been a little more active in my shots....as it was, I had 3 grocery bags duck-taped around my sneakers.

Hey, I'm from California...give me a break. And anyway, it worked really really well (thanks Ms. Julie)
Why don't you start to challenge yourself to find the "interesting" in the everyday things around you...
Stay warm,
k