Today is one of those days when you want to curl up in a nice warm quilt, put on a fire and read a good book. Mother Nature is in a foul mood. She has her grey sweatsuit on and she’s having a bad hair day. Even though Mother Nature was not in the mood, I went out for a short trip to Lake Isabella. I have taken quite a few photos and will be sharing those shortly. I drove along the Little Miami River for about fifteen minutes before arriving at the park. Here is what I found.
Cabin in the woods.
Smell the wood burning.
Frolic
Beauty mark
Stacked
Teetering
Being in ‘sunny (just been through a heat wave) Australia’, I beg to differ…!
I think this is a wonderful ‘mood’…. 😉
Thanks Carolyn.
I love the mood and colors of your photos. Where were they taken?
These are in southwestern Ohio near Cincinnati.
Not like but LOVE!!!
Thanks Sandi.
Having grown up in Greene County, your photos take me back! Thank you.
Thanks Catherine.
Beautiful and evocative photos, as always! Lately, I’ve been right there with Mother Nature: not in the mood. :p
:)Thx. 🙂
love your pictures !
Thanks AL.
The grey sweatpants is a genius phrase and great pictures. Also, it looks like one of the trees in the second picture resembles smoke curling out from the right side of the roof. Though, I might be seeing it because I’m tired.
Yea, I see that now. 🙂 Good catch. Thanks.
Beautiful!
Thanks!! 🙂
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Wauw! Really really nice 😀
Thanks Eva.
I live in a warm city and I have to travel quite a bit to see snow, but these pics give me the “wintry” feeling without having to experience the cold. Great way to evoke feelings through images!
Glad I could send a wintry feeling to you.
Fantastic, as usual!
Thanks R.L.
Even when Mother Nature is in her sweat pants, she still looks beautiful!! Great shots!
Kenley
Thanks Kenley. 🙂
love the female analogy…I see there isn’t much snow left there…the light covering makes for fantastic shots!
Thanks Heather. yeah, it’s almost gone. Will be tomorrow.
I feel cold! 😉
Thanks Tacey.
It looks beautiful! I’m in hot and humid Auckland and am longing for some crisp, cold days.
Thanks. I want to visit Auckland.
You got that right, that looks like a place where you want to stay indoors by a fire.
Thanks Scott.
Funny how Mother Nature can say so much with very little color in the winter.
Thanks. I agree. 🙂
That Mother Nature is a fickle creature! She’s in a really good mood in Texas! 80 degrees and some beautiful clouds! Wish I could share!
It’s going to be 50 something here tomorrow.
Yay! I guess that’s warm for you!
I tell you that your mother nature is in a far better mood than mine. At least she provide you with some beautiful object … love the barn/house with the green trees in the front … lovely photo. See you tomorrow – over midnight here – time to go under the duvet.
Thanks Viveka.
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Those days are much needed sometimes! This is a beautiful scene. Where is this taken?
What a cozy and inviting looking cabin. Lovely pictures, as usual 😉
Thx so much.
“Today is one of those days when you want to curl up in a nice warm quilt, put on a fire and read a good book”- That’s every day for me! LOL.
Nice set. It looks lonely though. Not much movement about the outdoors eh?
Yeah I went out for a couple of hours.. You’ll see all the photos. 🙂
Your photos are beautiful. They are just so unbelievably eye catching.
Thx so much. :)..
I actually would love a cabin in the woods right now! These are magical and beautiful! I love the look of the trees behind the cabin in the photo – Smell the wood burning 🙂
Thanks Judy. Glad you like that one.
Happy man Seth!
Thanks Justine.
The proverbial “Calm Before the Storm.” Beautiful Pictures Seth!
Thanks… Good luck with the storm.
I love those days! Beautiful scenes, lovely gloomy light.
Thanks so much. 🙂 ….
Nice work, as usual…
Thanks Aklanta. 🙂
I’m so jealous Seth! I wish I could live in a place that beautiful! You captured it so nicely! ❤
You live in Florida! It’s beautiful down there.
Even when moody, she is beautiful….
This is true. Thanks Splitspeak.
Great work…
Thanks Justin
I love it!
Thanks Albert.
You allways take good photos and the storys are really great! I love them..
Love the little pair of ballerina green trees pirouetting in the background
Thanks Chas. That would have been a good caption. 🙂
They remind me of those little girls who just dance about while all the grown ups stand around being very sombre ..
👍I can see that. Thanks.
It’s just amazing ..
Thanks Sonu.
No Problem ..
Your photos capture the mood so well through imagery and color. I feel warm when looking at some photos, and shiver at others. Now I fully understand the meaning of “A picture is worth a thousand words!” As a writer however, I will stick to the words and leave the imagery to the great photographers!
Thanks so much. 🙂 Do you see any spirits in those pictures? Can you see them in pictures?
Sometimes I see spirits in pictures…will let you know if I come across any in yours. I did find one recently on another blog and pointed it out. I also have my own collection of spirits caught on camera. A friend of mine discovered a portal for entities in a cemetery…different faces show up on the tree…it’s quite amazing. I know you are partial to cemeteries, so keep an eye on the trees.
That’s cool. I do have an article about a supposed haunted civil war factory just off a nearby bike trail. If you have time check it out. https://sethsnap.com/2012/11/12/the-trail-haunted/ Ghosts are supposed to be in the windows staring. But I’ve never seen them.
Abdolutely beautiful. Has inspired me to add a winter set book into my future witch novel series!
Absolutely is what that word was supposed to be. still getting used to my phones touchscreen.
Awesome. Sounds exciting. 🙂
Smell the wood burning is amazing. Thanks