December 17, 2014nature, winter december dark Sharondecember dark, landscape photography, midwest photography, photography, windmill Like this:Like Loading...
Being a Midwesterner, I’d guess it’s probably about 12:30pm. Normal looking day for us! Great shot! Reply
Beautiful. I love the muted tone and windmills might just be the most quintessentially Midwestern icon ever. 🙂 Reply
Although the daylength stays the same through the 24th, the sun sets one minute later tomorrow! Making our way back! Reply
Eternal optimism is beacon that gets us through the dark days, that’s for sure. 🙂 🙂 At least with snow, there is light! 😉 Reply
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I don’t know why but find this a bit eerie….but a good photo nonetheless 🙂
Thanks, James. Happy Christmas! 🙂
Beautiful, Sharon. A ghostly presence, almost lifelike. Just gets better and better!
Thanks, Tim. 🙂
Being a Midwesterner, I’d guess it’s probably about 12:30pm. Normal looking day for us!
Great shot!
Yep. These days, 12:30 or 4:00 – who can tell the difference? 😉
Thanks, Ilex. 🙂
Beautiful. I love the muted tone and windmills might just be the most quintessentially Midwestern icon ever. 🙂
They are very midwestern, yes. Thank you 🙂 :). Lovely comment.
Although the daylength stays the same through the 24th, the sun sets one minute later tomorrow! Making our way back!
Eternal optimism is beacon that gets us through the dark days, that’s for sure. 🙂 🙂 At least with snow, there is light! 😉