While I don't particularly like cold weather, I do always love a morning that hangs heavy with fog and hoarfrost this time of year. The sun had risen by the time I had done the same and I knew I had to hurry if I wanted to capture some images before gentle breezes disturbed the frosty beauty hanging from the trees, shrubs, flowers...just about every surface.
In a matter of minutes, the fluffy particles began to fall from their perches and it was just another cold autumn day in northwest Ohio. But before that happened...
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| Rosa 'Cinco de Mayo' |
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| Hibiscus syriacus 'Blue Satin' seed pods, wearing frosty webs like Christmas garland |
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| Rosa 'Cinco de Mayo' |
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| Pussy Toes (Antennaria) |
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| Chrysanthemum |
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| Acer palmatum 'Emperor I' |
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| Web-covered seed head of Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Hameln' |
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| Time for a certain frosty frog to come in for the winter. |
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| Rhamnus frangula 'Fine Line' in the glow of the rising sun |
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| Curly willow (Salix babylonica 'Crispa') |
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| Sweet Autumn Clematis (Clematis terniflora) seed head |
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| Sage |
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| Rosa 'Morning Magic' |
"Bejeweled"
17 comments:
Frost gives us a whole new perspective, doesn't it?
Frost gives us a whole new perspective, doesn't it?
Frost is always one of those things that seem beautiful and sad all at the same time.
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Wow, some stunning photos there Kylee - I especially love the curly willow :)
We've only had one frost so far, then it went back to being warm and wet!
I love a hazy frosty morning too, especially if I have a hot beverage and warm slippers. Love the frost shots. I think the frost makes everything look magical.
Hi Kylee. Oh, those poor plants and your rose.The frost is beautiful though painting everything with crystal pyramids and lace.
I always love the look of frost when it settles on the landscape. Beautiful!
I love the frost on all the colors. What fun photos... happy fall!
They are all beautiful photos Kylee. Good for you getting out there and capturing the images. I'm not much on cold either.
Beautiful images here. Looks like Jack Frost is getting ready to tuck things in for a winter's nap at your place.
There's something magical & fairy-like about frost. Your photos are so wonderful with such an airy quality to them.
Wow, your photos are fabulous. Every single one of them! I can feel that cold all the way over here. Brr. Thank you kindly, Katie x
The frost is so beautiful -- like everything was dipped in a fine sugar. Mr. Frog looks quite indignant at having those webs on his head! :)
Hi, Kylee;
Spotted your tweets and realized I had not visited for awhile. Popped over to say hello.
Oh, my, these photos are beautiful! Just lovely.
Weather in my little world is quite weird compared to yours. Your gardens (and many other low elevation areas) are experiencing 'cold' and we are not. I rode horses in a tank top today (we live in a ski resort!) Strange days...
Hope all is well.
Kylee - wonderful frost photos. I especially love the double entendre of the Cinco de Mayo rose on this cold Ohio morning!
Beautiful, Kylee. We haven't been moist enough here to have that kind of frost yet. Something to look forward to. :)
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