December came and brought white fluffy snow. A bit too cold, a bit too dark, and too festive. It is a busy month with lots of bright decorations to make up for the reduced time of sunshine but who doesn't like it! I am sure that sometimes, right after sunset I can hear the sleigh bells. Can you?
And now, enjoy December in Norway the way I've captured it.
To see previous entries in the series, click here.
Read more about Through the Looking Glass project here.
Since it turned out that using Linky Tools is not free for over a month, I am sorry to tell you that for the time being I will not be offering the linky. I just so believe in the power of free software... I hope I will find a better way to connect your awesome photos to the project! Thank you for participating!
Share YOUR photos using the linky tool below.
How to join:
- Create a new post, or link to a post you have already published on your blog. It should have one or several photos showing the beauty of nature through the seasons. It is up to you to decide whether to write anything or not but it always is great to know more about the story behind the photo.
- Make sure to link back to the party in your blog post (you can grab the button or include a text link).
- Enter your post to the linky by clicking the button that says "Click here to enter".
Make sure you link directly to your Through the Looking Glass post. You can do this by clicking on view post on your edit post page or by clicking on your post title. Then copy the URL and paste it into the linky.
Visit as many blogs on the list as you like and share the love by commenting from your heart.
The linky will remain open for 3 weeks, until December 29th.
The linky will remain open for 3 weeks, until December 29th.
I can't wait to see your photos! Link up, don't be shy!
Norway covered in snow - just beautiful
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Sonya!! The second one is my favorite. Looks ultra cozy!!
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really beautiful- I can hear the sound of snow under footsteps in all that silence! my seasons here look quite the same- between 26-36C there's not so much difference:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely collection of photos! The snow looks beautiful, and the village shot with the snow on the roofs is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteValerie
Everyday Inspired
Once again, such beautiful, beautiful photos, Sonya! I love #6, #7 and #8 - particularly #8, it's so magical! <3 Maybe if we get some more snow soon I'll be able to link up. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, such spectacular photos! I like the snow if I don't have to be out in it. It's beautiful to look at!
ReplyDeleteSonya,
ReplyDeleteThese images are beautiful! I love the one with the white houses and roof tops...but they are all stunning! How do you get such crisp images? Really lovely.
Julia
These are so wonderful images! All of them! So good you have snow. Switzerland is still without it, but I hope it will change before Christmas or we will have to go searching for snow higher up in mountains :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! I would love to see snow like that!
ReplyDeleteit looks so peaceful and magical!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful. Love the lake pictures.
ReplyDeleteBlogging Buddies
I absolutely love your Norway photo series. Adding a bunch of these to Pinterest now...
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I never get to see snow like that here in southern USA.
ReplyDeleteSnow looks magical through your creative eye. Great photos.~Cindy, Visiting from Blogging Buddies
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat's the way I like to enjoy snow..in photos!
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These photos are so amazing - thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for such wonderful feedback! I love sharing my photos with you!
ReplyDeleteJulia, the crispness of the images is worked upon long and hard. Check my comment on your blog for the answer.
aboutgoodness, you are lucky to live so close to the Swiss Alps! Are you a skier?
Taylor, even if you don't get any snow, I would still enjoy your photos immensely. You know, sometimes December is not about snow. Plus, you had some in October, right?
Tisha, thank you! I just wanted to make clear that this is not a lake but the North Sea. It is surprisingly calm in winter, isn't it!
Paige, thanks for pinning, you finally turned me into a pinner as well.
Aw, thanks, Sonya! Yeah, we did have some snow in late October...then it warmed up again, LOL! Crazy weather. ;) I may have a few previously unshared photos from Winter Storm Alfred I could put in a post...we'll see, I'll keep it in mind! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, Sonya, so beautiful I'm just gazing and sighing at your photos! I'm sure it must be cold with all that snow, but it's so gorgeous I think I'd hardly notice. I'm going to try and find time to get out and take some photos so I can link up too, though sad to say it looks nothing like your photos around here right now.
ReplyDeleteOh Mary, please do! I am starting to get addicted to these case studies of the seasons around the world we are organizing! I am sure you will take stunning photos as well. I have been watching you. B-)
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Love the photographs.
ReplyDeleteLynette
Blogging Buddies Team
Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSonia,
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL pictures! Thank you for sharing! If I had a few photos to submit to the linky, I would. Today's post is gorgeous!
~Kim
from Blogging Buddies
Is Norway unearthly beautiful or are you a magician? ;)
ReplyDeletewhat beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeletewow!!! stunning and calm and lovely ....
ReplyDeleteOh, look at the golden light spilling from every snow-coated house! They almost look like miniature houses —pristine!
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You can get a free account - it's what I'm using for Leave a Note Week. :) I'm doing a post for this now - let me know if you put a new linky tool up, and I'll link up! :D
Thanks Taylor, I will try!
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