Where - Day 4
by kreshkin

Comment by Melethia:
Eh, don't shovel. Just pack it down with the car by driving back and forth over it. Ensures that it takes longer to melt, too! Good perspective for the shot.

Where - Day 6: Getting cold feet?
by kreshkin

Comment by ShannonLee:
WOW! such a cool shot! i love the composition so much. what an amazing moment in time you've captured.

Where - Day 6: Getting cold feet?
by kreshkin

Comment by emily212:
nice shot i almost missed the birds had to take a second look. very nice looks very cold.

Where - Day 5
by kreshkin

Comment by emily212:
nice i like the im at home feeling this has. great colorful towels to.

Where - Day 4
by kreshkin

Comment by emily212:
does look like a long drive, and lots of work.

Where - day 3
by kreshkin

Comment by emily212:
Nice I like the perspective of the side walk very nice.

Where - Day 6: Getting cold feet?
by kreshkin

Comment by patio127:
Wow, that's really cold- very nice shot.

Where - day 3
by kreshkin

Comment by SandyP:
I guess you have to have special shoes for your walk to the train, huh? I'd be slipping around on that ice until I ended up smack on my back :) That sure is a charming road. I love the way you composed this. It looks like a postcard!

Where - Day 6: Getting cold feet?
by kreshkin

Comment by SandyP:
Whoah! I feel cold even looking at this. No wonder the gulls wanted to keep their little feet off the ice! But, I am so loving these winter pictures! Keep 'em coming! I'm Texas-winter-deprived :)

Where - Day 4
by kreshkin

Comment by SandyP:
So you must be in top physical condition, huh? That looks like a daunting job! Before work in the morning. A lifestyle I can't even fathom down here in Texas. Here when we get even a little snow once every hundred years, we shut the city down, stay inside till it melts 20 minutes later :)

I love the winter blue tones to the cozy homey light on this photo. It's really nice.