Winter Wonderland II

Posted by Stunner (Kingston, Jamaica) on 7 December 2007 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.

This was the first shot I took when snow fell for the first time on December 2, the first time I saw snow. i had hardly even gotten out of bed and barely open my eyes when I peered through the window and grabbed my camera and snapped this photo through the glass window. The window actually gave the photo a nice effect.

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Comments (14)

Rabbit from Richmond, United States

The glass does give it a bit of a good haze that makes is feel even a bit colder - ok i'm going to go get my sweater now if i sit and admire any more of these snow shots.

7 Dec 2007 5:46am

Ras from Plano, United States

The hazy feel of the window is a brilliant effect.

7 Dec 2007 6:24am

Wolfgang Prigge from Granby, Québec, Canada

Now that you have seen snow you should actually do some kind of wintersport, maybe you are going to be the next Jamaican bobsledder!

7 Dec 2007 12:48pm

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

It's amazing, it really gives it an extra feeling ;)

7 Dec 2007 2:17pm

Jen from Alpharetta, United States

Very pretty

7 Dec 2007 2:55pm

tyan from Singapore, Singapore

i love your title,very lovely indeed,i have never experienced snow in my life!:)

7 Dec 2007 3:56pm

amy from Rocky Mountain House, Canada

That window really does give a great look. Nice one Stunner!

7 Dec 2007 6:04pm

Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom

Snow is great (for a bit), but I can't help feeling that I like sunshine and about 25C+ better. Enjoy the winter weather while you get the chance.

7 Dec 2007 9:17pm

Laurie from New Jersey, United States

How fun! To see snow, something I take for granted, for the first time must be thrilling. What a beautiful neighborhood too. I love the houses they are so full of character like the older towns in this area.

7 Dec 2007 9:37pm

Bob from New Jersey, United States

I am glad you got to experience snow. This was a nice little storm. Made everything white and pretty to set the mood for the Holiday season with out too many negative side effects.
I agree with Laurie, "What a beautiful neighborhood".

8 Dec 2007 3:53am