Well some people look forward to sighting the first robin as a sign of spring coming. Tonight I have sighted my first (and second) plow truck, which means winter is on its way (way too soon if you ask me). Anyhooo, took a couple of pictures on my treacherous drive home, here's one of them. enjoy, I know I won't */Ang says silent pray that in the morning she won't have to shovel any snow*

So Ang, you finally got it? Geez, you're right, it's way too early for this but it's indicative of things to come. Hope it all disappears for you come the dawn.

I'm thinking that if there were a way to get rid of the big flakes the rest would make a decent star field for a bryce render, lol. :P

One of the reasons I live in San Diego, where we have 2 seasons: rainy season and fire season--plus a short inter-season when the rain has stopped but everything is still too wet to burn. Although that really is a cool picture.

No snow on Colorados wetern slope except up at the 9000ft range, I actually look forward to some snow so I can see my new zen garden, with the grasses and rocks partially covered and the temple lanterns lit at night, see if my design needs any tweaking...=)

I live in the Shenandoah Valley in Virginia and just 35 miles to the west of here at higher elevations there was about 6 - 10 inches overnight. WooHoo !

my first thought was why did she make that snow texture in the back so dark, lol. In holland we long for snow as it means skating fun too in most times, in the last years we mostly got much rain instead of snow and ice :(

Cool alpha map...;o) AgentSmith

Crikey, I would put my peddle to the metal if i saw this while driving!.......Just love snow and would be wonderful on Christmas day but here in southern England its just a dream......so many wasted bets for snow on Christmas day....perhaps this year!!

Aren't I north of you Ang? We've come close to snow, but so far we've only had one frost. Its been raining here pretty much for 2 weeks straight.

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Yup! Rain rain rain for the last 2 weeks. I thought Ang's pic was a starfield too...LOL Lookout Brits! The Met office is predicting a long hard winter this year. ROTFLMAO@AS

Oh that's just great, and next Friday I fly back to the UK from the middle of the Omani Desert. Brrrrr!!!!

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hey look at the bright side, Agent Smith..it's bound to get a lot warmer in short order..;)

roflmao, love that dragon pic and I'm sure as hell glad I didn't see that when I stopped to take the picture. As a side note, I was trying to get my camera out and ready while driving in this storm, and had a few moments where I came close to the side of the road and had this bizarre thought - I go off the road, end up in a ditch and they find me still grasping my camera, lol. That was when I decided to wait till I stopped the car. Luckily, most of the snow melted and I didn't have to shovel this time ;p

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And here's a picture I snapped inbetween rain showers less than two weeks ago. The foliage around here has been beautiful, unfortunately there hasn't been any sunshine.

Your challenge, should you accept it, is to see how close you can bryce that image. Great shot Ang!