Post from the LongSufferingHusband
On the morning of the big snow storm it was my turn to feed the horses, so I headed out with the camera while it was still snowing heavily and took these. (don't worry I fed the horses too...eventually)
...and then legged it back to Céreste to get photos in the old town section.
Unfortunately many of the photos I took that morning were lost due to a card failure, so I had no choice but to get up the next morning and walk up the Gardette to try to catch the sunrise over the hills :-) . The Gardette is a steep climb, made all the more difficult by the snow, but the views are stunning. One thing I did not expect was the volume of animal tracks in the virgin snow. During the whole two hour walk there were constant animal tracks of all different shapes and sizes.
For the photographers: The last three shots were taken with a 24mm T/S lens with multiple photos merged into one.
Beautiful photos George
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos - Flurry looks stunning. Debbie
ReplyDeleteGreat photos very nice to see, you are good with a camera.
ReplyDeleteRegards
Edward
The photos are superb!
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed them!
A Flurry of snow!! What could be more beautiful, congrats George they are stunning photographs, especially the ones of Flurry and the last one.
ReplyDeleteGreat Pictures George, quite the Artist :)
ReplyDeleteger
Ehhh lads, that's not Flurry! It's one of Fani's ponies :)
ReplyDeleteThanks 4 all the nice comments tho!
Great photos!
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh to have snow instead of rain and mud!
ReplyDeleteSome fantastic shots. The town/village looks beautiful.
ReplyDeletegorgeous photos!
ReplyDelete- The Equestrian Vagabond