A few months ago, I visited Wadrue park in the heart of fall. The trees were showing off their Autumn best. Today, I visited the Miamisburg, Ohio park to see how it looked in the dead of winter. The park, although cold and empty, was beautiful. The trees were dressed in their white winter tuxedos. They danced, held hands and kissed to the whistle of the wind. They welcomed me with open arms and promised to keep me warm from the cold. I couldn’t stay long, but I promised to be back in the Spring.
sethsnap 
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Beautiful post.
Kazila. Thanks so much.
Love the crispness of these moments you’ve captured!! You are so very good with your camera.
SnowPark 3 is my Fav!! well this time at least. 🙂
Such kind words. Thank you so much.
Nice 🙂
Can you send some of that snow over to the UK, all we have is rain, my kids want to build snowmen (well I do anyway).
Wayne
Wayne, Sure. I’m sending FedEx right now. Hopefully, it won’t melt by the time it gets there. 😉
Wow. The contrast of the white snow against the gray bark of the trees is incredible. Beautiful pictures. Looks very serene.
Thanks Claus. Glad you like them. 🙂
Gorgeousness! Ugh! I’m jealous. My area has been plagued with a lack of significant snowfall so far this year. I’ve been dying to get some shots of snow on the trees, metal railings, etc. Cross your fingers for me!
I’ll cross them. We are supposed to get some more tonight. I’ll send some your way.
What is that old wives tale? Turn your pajamas inside out? lolz I’ll be telling my son to do that. I know he wants a snow day off from school too because he goes back Wednesday.
You´v met real gentle trees
Thanks Immanuell.
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Lasesana, Thanks so much.
Amazing how beautiful snow is on bare trees.
It’s like accents.
Love these pictures. We rarely get snow, at least not this deep, in Knoxville. But your pics help me visualize what our town could look like if we did! http://ohtheplaceswesee.com
Knoxville is a beautiful area.
love these photos!
Thank you. 😊
Love the pictures – especially the third photo!
👍Thank you.
Beautiful images! I especially liked the first.
Thanks. 👍
Magnificent photos:) I suggested a white Christmas holiday to my kids, but they prefer their traditional Christmas at the beach 🙂
Well either sounds nice to me.
Amazing shots!!!
Thanks Rexlin.
would you believe i haven’t seen nor touched snow my whole life? shame 🙂 and these photos got me really really drooling for an experience. thanks
Well you must add it to your list.
Love the last one, what a nice christmas looking tree!
It’s a nice tree.
Seth, for me there is magic in winterscape and you and have captured that feeling.
Thanks Ronald.
Seth, I have love nature to.
Nature was never get angry to me, never complaint, or give me a protest.
Always listening, hear my voice, the voice of my heart.
In any view of me, the nature was make me calm and peace.
Thank you my friend..
Welcome and thanks for your comment. 😎
Thanks for the share – the snow is so pretty and inviting. Don’t seem to grasp the cold from where I’m sitting. If only, it just doesn’t snow here in Jo’burg South Africa. We had our first something fall in about 20 years, it was so fine it melted before it hit the ground. One day I will enjoy this thing called ‘snow’ and when I do – I will make a snowman, snow angels and have a snowball fight. How original, I know. But for some of us – snow is somewhat elusive. These photos are beautiful, somehow a little magic.
Thanks. No none of those things are unoriginal. 🙂 They are mandatory. I would love to see your country someday! Happy New Year.
The crispness of the nearly-no-color shots is quite appealing.
Thank you. : Happy new Year.
Let it snow!!! Have an amazing new year’s eve! xxx
I’ll try. I am not sure what we are going to do. Same to you!
That V shaped branche is cool! I’ve never seen a tree grow like that before!
Jasmine. Thanks. Have a safe and fun New Year’s Eve.
Lovely photos!
Thanks. :P) Glad you like them. happy new year.
Happy New year to you too! 🙂
truly beautiful winter scenes…Happy New Year to you and yours!
cheers
Thanks! Same to you! Be safe and have fun.
Another lovely poetic commentary, Seth!
Happy New Year to you and your loved ones!
Maria
Maria, Happy New Year. 🙂
i’d like to say that’s a carolina blue hue coming through on these photos. beautiful photography!
A Tarheel fan?
wonderful narration – delighted to read! thank you for your beautiful post & A Happy new Year!
Same to you and thanks. 🙂
Nice pictures, Sethsnap. Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening?
Thanks. 😛
Just beautiful.. 🙂
👍Thanks
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