~ s n o w y ~

| Allison

Eeeeek, I’m so excited to show you guys these pictures! 😀 It snowed 6 or 7 inches while we were up at the new farm, and it was GORGEOUS. ♥ Good thing I brought my camera, heh heh. I also brought the macro extension tube set I got for Christmas and it worked splendidly for taking pictures of individual snowflakes! Sooo pretty.

Anyway, I guess I’ll let you see for yourselves now, huh?

I love this little snowdrift sculpture on the roof. 😛

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Isn’t this neat? It’s kind of hard to tell, but it’s snow on a wooden staircase.

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Dripping icicles are great fun to take pictures of. 🙂

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I think this one’s neat too. ♥ It kind of looks vintage to me – does it to you?

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There were some cute birds by the hay rebaling barn and I got some… okay pictures. They wouldn’t let me get too close, and I was only wearing tennis shoes in the snow so I didn’t WANT to get too close or my feet would get completely soaked. XD

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Ohhhh for some reason I love this picture. ♥ REMEMBER THOSE DOUGHNUTS?

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Snow + Cows = Photogenicness. Sadly I took this out the car window so it isn’t as photogenic as it could be.

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I quite like how you can see the snow falling so clearly in these pictures!

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The falling snow… the wooden fences… the covered trees… ahh, I think I can safely say snow looks even prettier down there than up here, and that’s saying something. XD

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Alright, now for my favorite part – the close-ups!

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Look, you can see the invidual snowflake(s)!

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Snowflakes are incredibly beautiful. ♥

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And now for my pride and joy… ta-daa!

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Isn’t it so beautifully delicate? I just LOVE zooming in and being able to see the intricacy of each snowflake. ♥ So far this is definitely my favorite part about that lens set. I’ll hopefully do a review of them once I take more photos with them and figure them out a bit more, but they’re quite neat so far!

One thing I will say – you have to use manual focus which is difficult when taking such close-up pictures. Even a tiny movement can make the subject blurry. But other than that, I love them!

I hope you enjoyed these pictures, dears. 😀 Which ones were your favorites? Did you get snow where you live too?

***Allison***

P. S. Guys, if you love photography too, you should definitely check out Roxanne’s photography challenge! I probably won’t be doing it since, as I keep saying, we’re pretty busy with the move, but it looks super neat and I’ll bet it will be great fun!

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156 thoughts on “~ s n o w y ~”

  6. Pretty photos, Allison! I especially like this one-https://allisonsblog2.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/dsc_1985-854×1280.jpg?w=440&zoom=2-and this one-https://allisonsblog2.files.wordpress.com/2018/01/snow-15-1117×1280.jpg?w=440&zoom=2. I agree with you about the photo you thought looked vintage. It kind of does, and I like it! 🙂 The zoomed in photo of the snowflake is so amazing!
    We did get a bunch of snow here (a few inches, I think), and we had fun sledding, walking around in the snow, and sliding on ice. I would have taken lots of pictures, too, but I’m not sure I should take my camera outside when it’s really cold. Does your camera manual say anything about that for your camera?
    ~Sassafras
    P.S. I’m curious; did you mean to make your pictures for this post smaller than usual? I figured you did, but then I read the post in my Reader, and the pictures were normal size for your blog. But on your blog, they’re all small except for the first one.

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    1. Thanks so much, Sassafras! Ooh yes, I like that one too. 🙂 Yeah – thanks! 😀
      Ooh, really? That sounds GREAT! That’s sometimes how I feel about cold and cameras too, but I’ve taken my camera in all sorts of less-than-safe situations and it’s still perfectly alright. 🙂 Especially the cold I’m sure is okay. It might not be good if you buried it in snow or something, but otherwise… 😉
      P. S. OH NO! Nope, I didn’t mean to do that, argh! Thank you so much for telling me – I really appreciate it. *sigh* I’ll try to fix it, but I don’t know. WordPress is weird sometimes.

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      1. Yes, I just love snow! We made a snow cave, too, but it’s not very big. 😉
        Okay, thanks for your advice! 🙂 What kind of camera do you have? You’ve probably said this before, but I forget… 😛

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          1. Oh, wow, you do have the same camera I do (yay for Nikon D3400s)! I’m not actually sure I knew that… XD Have you had any problems with your lens cap? A piece broke off mine, and so fits loosely on the lens.

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            1. Woohoo! Yes, I quite like it! XD Hmm, not really, although I don’t actually leave it on that much. :[] But that’s unfortunate. :/ You could probably get a replacement somewhere…

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  8. WOOOW these are GORGEOUS, Allison!! My favorites are the photos of the icicles dripping and of course the snowflake close-ups, but I love them all! Your photos are always so pretty. 😀

    -Clara ❤

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  15. AH, SEND SOME OF THAT SNOW TO ME. GOODNESS GRACIOUS, YOUR PHOTOS ARE THE PRETTIEST THINGS EVER! *stares* Oh, goodness, those snowflake pictures are amazing! *stares again* *realizes it’s rude to stare* *doesn’t care*

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  20. Oh wow! All your pictures are great but I especially love those snowflake pictures! All that snow looks so cold! I am over here sweating away and it ain’t even mid morning! Aww thanks for the shoutout to the photography challenge! You are too sweet! Cant wait to see what everyone comes up with! xx

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    1. Thank you so much! Yesss, those are my favorite too. 🙂 And YES it was very cold. *shivers* Ha ha, wow! :O And oh, no problem! It’s such a fun idea! 😀

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  31. WOW those pictures are so awesome! Yes, that photo does look vintage! I loved it, along with the close-ups of the snowflakes. They are so amazing.

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  32. Hey!! I LOVE your photography! And all your blogs!! I just started blogging and I was wondering if maybe you could tag me somewhere on your blog or something so people find out I’m on here? No problem of you don’t want to. Thanx!!😀

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    1. Aww, thank you so much! Well I don’t usually tag people, but commenting actually sort of works like that! If people click on your profile picture it will take them to your blog and people can find you that way! 🙂
      Thanks for commenting. 😀

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  36. Allison, were I live (eastern Ohio) it is currently 40 degrees! Lol. The snow is melting, almost done! Wait excuse me for a second… *cries loudly*

    Two Hours Later…
    Ahem, as I was saying… Oh, yes:
    At least I got to make a snowman before it left me

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  37. Wow! So pretty!! I love the “vintage” picture of the tree! You can actually see the pattern of the snowflakes! That’s so cool!
    Great photos!
    Lydia ❤

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  41. Your photos are always so sharp and accurate that it’s a joy to view them! I really love the snow on the wooden steps, a little weird, but it’s fine 😀 Oh those snowflakes look gorgeous!

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  42. I LOVE THOSE SNOWFLAKE CLOSE-UPS! Those pictures show how artistic God is… how detailed every little snowflake is. Those pics are AMAZING!

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          1. A couple weeks ago we got ice and then a little bit of snow… I went to slide down our driveway on my board, slipped, and bounced my head off the ice…. That wasn’t fun, but it stopped hurting after about 15 minutes. 🙂

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      1. Yeah! I have never gone to public school (unless a summer camp counts, lol)… I am ahead in some things, and my mother didn’t want to hold me back, so she home-schooled me. 🙂

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    1. Aww, thanks, Mallory! Yeah, it’s pretty amazing how close up you can get with those lenses. Although once I took a pretty close up picture with your camera (I mean my old camera that was the same as yours :P).

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  48. Wow, those pictures are extremely beautiful! So up close! I do think that one picture looks vintage, so neat! I love snow photography!

    P.S I’m testing a new wordpress things so just saying!

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  49. Allison, I am so glad I checked out your blog….You definitely have an eye for photography, and I really enjoyed your macro shots. My favorites: the last one reminds me of a pearl in an oyster! But I also love the snowflakes on the weathered wood. Just screams “farm life”! Very much looking forward to a review on your new gear and any tips you can offer as I too am interested (and don’t have a clue) about taking better macros. Good job!

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    1. Aww, thanks so much! I’m so happy you dropped by! Oh yes, I can see that, ha ha! Yes, hopefully I’ll be able to figure out the lenses a bit more so I can write a good review. 🙂 Thanks again for the comment! 😀

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