Yielding to the Snow - Monomad

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Last night we got some new snow! It’s when snow has just fallen that it looks the best in my opinion, untouched by the elements. I thought it would be nice to capture this using black and white photography to really let the snow stand out. This is my submission for todays #monomad challenge.

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The snow fell when it was really cold so it’s crystallized and almost looks like the texture of the plants during summer. I can also see some spiderwebs on the plants that has now become frozen strings.

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Here is a close up of a pine. The snow doesn’t seem to get the same kind of grip on this plant.

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This is also a pine. It’s actually my hedge. The plant is called Thuja. Quite common in Sweden as it stays green all year around.

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This last show is of some kind of tall grass that has not yet yielded to the snow. Nature is smart; what does not bend, breaks. All plants know how to coexist with the elements.

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