I love the details.

118/365: I spend a lot of the year waiting for snow, but it’s hard to catch it falling on camera.  I used a flash here to freeze the flakes with a pine tree as a backdrop.

119/365: I should get a stepladder next time to get a better perspective on the roof with the snow on it.  It looked better in my mind, the pattern of the shingles.

120/365: I have a lot of potted shamrocks at my house, but the leaves close at night so it’s hard to shoot them.  I liked the way this turned out.  I like winter, but this makes me think of spring.  I like spring too.

121/365: This is snow clumped on a dwarf white Alberta spruce in my side yard.

122/365: My boots.

123/365: I like the way the shower water is caught by the light in my bathroom.  It probably wasn’t a good idea to take the camera in there, but what the hell.  Next time I’ll take the flash too.

124/365: Martha.  She puts her ears forward, and then sometimes she cocks her head at me.

125/365: A little bit of snow on the driveway made for a neat gradient.

126/365: We took a trip over to the Churchill Museum in Fulton.  This is the ceiling in St. Mary church, in the basement of which is the museum.

127/365: Alstroemeria, from a lovely bouquet of Valentine flowers that my dad sent me.  I set up my big studio lights and a backdrop to do some shots.

128/365: Pink Alstroemeria.

129/365: Red carnations.  Carnations get a bad rap because they’re ubiquitous in floral bouquets these days, but this picture and a few others I took turned out really lush and lovely.  The light really worked here.

130/365: Maybe the last day for the Valentine flowers.  This is snapdragon.