Monochrome Challenge: Snow

/ Richard R. Barron / 1 Comment

Our patch of southern Oklahoma just received more snowfall that in the last ten years combined. Our mighty Irish wolfhound Hawken couldn’t wait to romp around in it.

The mighty wolfhound looks at me as if to say, "Come on!"
The mighty wolfhound looks at me as if to say, “Come on!”
Snow clings to my pecan tree.
Snow clings to my pecan tree.
I have seen and photographed this trail over and over, but it's never looked like this.
I have seen and photographed this trail over and over, but it’s never looked like this.
Snow hangs on branches on the trail below the pond.
Snow hangs on branches on the trail below the pond.
Last night's snow was the third winter storm in our area. The first one was an ice storm.
Last night’s snow was the third winter storm in our area. The first one was an ice storm.
Last night's snow created this unusual figure on our neighbor's trailer.
Last night’s snow created this unusual figure on our neighbor’s trailer.
Snow was deep enough to completely cover my shoes.
Snow was deep enough to completely cover my shoes.
This is our front porch after the first of two snowfalls this week.
This is our front porch after the first of two snowfalls this week.

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