Wonders with Winter

by David W Runyan II

Overview

Most people I know despise Winter and the imposition it brings to their daily routines. I adore Winter for the transitory beauty it brings to break up my daily routines. When Autumn colors turn to fallen browns beneath denuded trees I thrill to the prospect of frost on flora, ice forms along streams, floral matter coated by freezing rain, macro snowflake portraiture and snowscape photography. I never allow the weather to prevent me from enjoying the weather.

This book is a gallery of my favorite vistas and micro vistas of Winter sprinkled with sentiments about the ways in which the arctic demeanor impresses me and a few tips here and there regarding how I approach my photography of these frosty scenes.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154380840
Publisher:	David W Runyan II
Publication date:	05/23/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	12 MB
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About the Author

Human societies and ideologies are given to change with such frequency that one might assume them to be severely flawed; requiring thousands of years of alterations in order to finally get it right. Nature on the other hand refuses to change and believes in endless repetitiveness and yet there is no boredom in the steadfastness of the presentation which is either so wonderfully designed that one doesn't tire of seeing the same venue millions of times or else the variations in attire continue to amaze, or both. If a sunset is viewed from the same vantage point each evening, the landscape remains unchanged but the cloud cover and sunlight effect the landscape in new ways with each dusk. Or the lush Summer greens give way to the Autumn palette and thereafter the snow clings to the denuded forest. The same is never the same. For these reasons, I spend much of my free time in the natural realm quietly observing and recording the splendor of it all; coalescing all of my perceptions and images into chronicles to share with the world in the form of EBooks hoping always that the effort inspires the reader to segregate self from our ever-changing societies and ideologies briefly and to savor the magnificence of that which refuses to change.