I’ve shot Mount Norwottuck a gazillion times but this is from a new location.
Yesterday’s shot was from Mount Pollux where most of my images of the mountain have been made. This is “down the road apiece” on a small road with some nice homes and obviously a nice view of Norwottuck. I don’t usually shoot in neighborhoods but this is a worthy exception. The frosting is the icing on the mountain.
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Looks like my backyard view, love the clouds adding nice drama.
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I was lucky with the clouds. This was just a few minutes after my previous Norwottuck post yet the clouds had a lot more character.
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This was so amazing. Beautiful
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Thank you, Anita!
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The dark clouds and the darkness of the trees certainly help to highlight the snow-covered mountain. It’s a beautiful image.
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When I’ve looked at this angle before the leaves were in full autumnal glory so the trees were not as evident. Here they add some nice lines to the composition. Thanks, Linda!
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The more intense white at the center gives the effect of a spotlight focusing on the peak. A change in perspective enhanced an already wonderful view.
Truly, it was a beautiful day in this neighborhood.
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The day started out as so many others have this winter…dreary. But as I came home from errands the light was hitting the mountaintops just right and I couldn’t wait to get out with the camera. Thanks, Wally!
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The frosting gives a great textural look. It’s almost as if I could reach out and feel the foliage of the trees…love it!
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The combination of snow and trees really made a nice contrast. Thanks, Ann!
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Beautiful photo.
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Thanks, Lynette!
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This new location is a keeper – the frost is a touch of perfection.
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Thanks! I don’t think I’ll frequent here very often as it is a neighborhood, kind of upscale, and imagine folks would tire of seeing me there.
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