Assignment #10

The First BIG Snow


I wasn't expecting to wake up on the morning of November 13, 2017 to see ankle deep snow outside. I knew it was time to take pictures. I was waiting for this since I started using the camera. 


Winter is my favorite season of the year. Although the cold affects my joints I still love to see the snow settle on things. In winter everything feels like it's been slowed down. It's calming to me. I tried my best to capture the beauty of the snow in different ways. I couldn't go adventuring very far before the snow started to fall heavier and my wrists started to hurt from the cold. 💕

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