Tree Tuesday in winter wonderland
Today we have a shining bright and sunny, but bitterly cold winterday here in Sweden. Right now it is -17 degrees C outside and neither I nor my dogs want to go out…
I will probably take my camera with me, anyway, it’s just too beautiful outside to leave the camera at home.
So today, at Tree Tuesday, you will get a suitable picture, it was taken a few weeks ago, but this is how it looks today where I live.
Enjoy, and have a Happy Tree Tuesday! 
Hasselblad SWC
Fuji Superia Extra 400
Home developed in Tetenal C41
so, so beautiful
i adore your swedish winter wonderland!
Thank you Evelyn! Yes, this winter we have been blessed. It usually get this beautiful for very short periods, sometimes only for a few days, but this winter we have almost had it for two months now.
wow, this is awesome, sometimes i regret living in such an urban area…
but all my family is living on the countryside, so i just have to make a visit, that’s the good thing about it
Yes, then you have both!
That’s how winter should be. I want to walk into that picture!
Thank you very much, I’m happy you like it!
Wonderful! Makes me want to run, roll and play!
Thank you very much! Playfullness is an excellent way of keeping warm in this cold…
Wow -17 I just can’t even think how that would feel. I shiver if our temperature drops below 10 and we head north to find the warmth of our tropical winter!!!! It is such a beautiful scene, well caught the black and white is stunning it looks so fragile and delicate
Thank you very much!
Happy Tree Tuesday!
Wonderful trees and snow; I know that for you is “unpleasant” because of the cold weather but for a “southern” guy this is amazingly beautiful!
Well, I’m rather pleased with it too, it is extremely beautiful when it is this cold, I just wish my fingers could appreciate it too..
Thank you very much for your kind words!
Lovely job.
Thank you!
Minus 17 is just a bit much. Beautiful though. I don’t blame either you or the dogs Marie, but imagine it would be difficult to resist going out.
It is quite nice once I’m out, it’s just keep on moving to keep the warmth, so it becomes a problem to my hands when I stop to photograph something. And my dogs gets ice in theire paws, and that hurts when they are running. So when I stop to photograph, they stop to clear their paws…
Thanks for your comment.
Wow, that really is winter… But so very lovely! Surreal, almost — but so strong.
Thank you very much, I’m glad you like it!
Beautiful tones on this one. I’m not sure I want to join those who want to play in this weather. Being from warmer climes, makes me that much more sensitive to colder temperatures. My poor disabled mother in Holland has been snowed in for, what feels to her, like weeks. Lovely as always Marie. Have a great “tree Tuesday” and stay warm.
Joey
Hehe, are you freezing Joey?
I think i’m gonna light a fire in the fireplace tonight…
Thanks a lot for your kind comment, and have a happy Tree Tuesday you too!
Not yet Marie, but your pictures make me go….brrrrr
Marks want to know how you keep your shutter from freezing up in those temperatures, as well your lens from frosting up.
A fire in the fireplace sounds wonderful.
I always keep my camera in the camera bag when I don’t use it, and as long as it doesn’t get damp, it won’t freeze. So just keep it safe from that, and don’t change from cold to warm, and it will be okay.
And btw, a little frost on the lins (filter) can do miracle to the image!
OK – that answers that question. I will relay the information to Marks.
We’re going to get our fire going in the fireplace. After all the temperatures are going down to about 6 degrees tonight.
Wow! I can just imagine crunching through the snow, that is a beautiful picture!
Thank you very much!
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Oh yeah, gorgeous – from the warmth of my tropical paradise, or by the magic carpet of the blogosphere – what beautiful pictures of winter fantasy
Mine’s a little different: http://thewanderlustgene.wordpress.com/2013/01/22/listen-to-the-leaves/
Thanks a lot Meredith!
Yours is truly fantastic, isn’t it wonderful with such differences?
Happy Tree Tuesday!
So beautiful!
Thank you Carol!
Cold enough here but nothing like -17, in fact the snow’s melting. I was out today with a camera I haven’t used for several years but found it had a C41 film in it. If something appears when it’s developed maybe it’ll make a post. Lovely picture, as always.
Oh, I hope you’ll get a nice surprice when you develop the film! Please show it to us…
Thanks a lot for your kind words.
Happy Tree Tuesday!
Just reading ‘ -17 degrees C’ gives me the chills, that makes the 2 degrees C in my neck of the woods seem like summer time! Happy Tree Tuesday.
It’s actually not that bad, the air is very dry, so it doesn’t feel very cold, except for my fingers and the face…
Happy Tree Tuesday to you too!
Marie, thank you for giving me the opportunity to paint one of your pictures. Your work captures the love that I have for landscapes and nature in general. Hopefully I will have time soon to paint it. When it is finished, I will post it informing the source of the portrait.
Take care,
Joseph Bresnahan
Thank you very much Joseph, it is a true pleasure. I’m very honored that you find my image inspirational, and I’m so looking forward to see your result!
I have a little suggestion for you, to make your image even better, I’m gonna mail it to you very soon.
My kind regards to you and your family.
Hello Marie,
I have printed both photographs that you sent. My plan is to utilize both to capture your excellent work. When possible, will you please give me a brief bio of this picture. Thus I will include it
on my blog. Thank you.
Joseph Bresnahan
Wonderful!
Yes, I’ll write a mail to you with some info. But, do you mean this picture in this post, or in the one I mailed you?
I’m referring to the one you emailed to me. Thanks!
What a fabulous winter landscape! Like Meredith, I am happy looking at it from my hothouse
Thanks a lot Madhu!
Yes, we are blessed with a very beautiful winter this year. Haven’t seen so much of the sun though, but it is very beautiful with snow and rime in the trees.
About the cold, well, I’m so used to it, but I could never stand the heat in your countries.
Wonderful world we live in, huh?
Absolutely