The Snow Is Back
Which means only one thing… well, maybe a few more things like shoveling, cold, tracking snow into the house… but….
The Return of Snowy Sunday
Yes, I have been filming and am working on videos. I am really going to try and beat last year’s measly six videos I made [by leaps and bounds] and put myself in edit mode uploading videos all winter long. Whatever weird funk that 2010 has done to my creative side will be shaken off going into 2011. Clay, LEGO minifigs and yours truly (and a host of other guests, places, events and items) will be making the snow and cold as fun and enjoyable as I can make it.
And if I fail, you can bury me in the snow [or I may just bury myself and film the whole thing].
The Last Snowbender
We got dumped two Sundays in a row here in the Salt Lake valley. Out of all the captured scenes, these next few photos amazed me. They remind me of something both Kevin bloggers (Chicago and Phoenix) would take.
the cold temps warmed up just enough to allow the snow to melt into a curve
the view from the driveway level (which isn’t very level at all)
the snow pulled away from the fence
Stay tuned for some winter wonderland digital fun! We are in for a long season.
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i’m waiting for our first real snow. this flurries shit ain’t sticking!
(love the bender!)
Hope you get your snow soon. I saw a pic showing the trees being dusted.
Woo hoo, snow! I am a fan, but it sucks having to get around in it. I suppose SLC deals with this a lot better than Seattle, though.
Well, if you consider the drivers here have never learned how to drive in it, then not so much. But for me, I’ve learned how to deal with it. Just wouldn’t mind it in smaller, regular doses, not all at once like we got this year two weeks in a row.
I love those curved snow pics. Amazing.
I thought you would. When I see a photo moment like this, it’s nice to capture it.
Who’s this Phoenix Kevin? There’s no other Kevin!! There can be only one!!!!!!!!!
(nice photos, BTW)
Thanks. And I know a couple local Kevins here in SLC, too. They don’t take cool pictures, that I know of.
That is way too much snow. I was excited for our snow but glad it was gone after two days.
I saw those snow pics you put on your blog and could easily deal with that level of snow.
I wish we had gotten snow in that storm too. As a confirmed cold weather hater I find myself in the unusual position of missing the snow this year. I’m sure that will change when the snow actually comes and snaps me out of this craziness. Very cool pics!
Yeah, normally whatever you get, comes here. But this storm passed your area over. It’s like it stored up all that extra you should have gotten and dumped it here.
Snow always looks so beautiful when other people take pictures of it. I love it! We have had some snow too but I never seem to remember to take pictures before the kids run through it.
As much as I’m not a fan of the snow, I have to admit to liking it when it’s coming down in light power form. And of course, I enjoy taking photos of it, too.
I *love* The Last Snowbender! Clever name and an awesome display of physics!
Yeah, I thought the same when I saw that. Grabbed my camera to capture the bending moment.