Seasons

Posted 11/04/2009 by Julia in Outdoor Life, Photography \ 2 comments

Once upon a time a girl got married in May 2007, moved to a climate that closely resembles Antarctica, supported her husband's grad school decision while she worked full time, moved in above her in-laws, bought a fancy camera, trained for marathons, and snuggled with her disgustingly adorable dog named Henry. And then, she got pregnant and is expecting her first bambino in March 2010. Who said being a newlywed is boring? For more about me, visit My Life In Transition.

Is it just me or does it seem like this year is flying by at record speed? How can it be November already? And more importantly, how can it be pitch black by 5:30 pm these days?

I’ve always been a Mid-western girl and I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Although you might hear me gripe and complain from approximately November through April (because that is truly how long a bitter Wisconsin winter lasts up here), I would never trade the full four seasons we get for anything. Sure, I’m sure it’s absolutely fabulous to live in a climate that is temperate all year round with sun shining and warm weather. I’m supremely jealous of you if this is your climate but then again, I love the fact that we get the variety of Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall up here. Yes, certain seasons are a little more intense than others but no place is perfect, right? No matter what, I try to make a conscious effort to enjoy the seasons in all of their glory, breathing fresh air and remembering to stop and look around at nature every now and then. It’s pretty amazing sometimes, isn’t it?

The fact that fall is upon us and Christmas season is rapidly approaching made me think about how I’ve owned my d-SLR camera for nearly a whole year now. Which means I’ve diligently taken photos of every season in all of it’s glory. I thought it would be fun to summarize each season into three photos, which epitomize the feeling of the four seasons. So here we go:

WINTER:

snowystreet

iceylake

blizzard

SPRING:

pinktulip

daffodil

springtulips

SUMMER:

summersunset

fireworks

americanflag

FALL:

pumpkin

fallleaves

carmelapples

Which is your favorite season? What images would you include to fully encompass each season?

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  1. don’t hate me…but I love WINTER!!!
    so many holidays, birthdays, and festivities, I don’t like the cold, but the snow is beautiful…
    .-= laura’s most recent blog post: Hey that’s my philosophy! =-.

  2. Julia,
    those are beautiful and creative pictures! you almost inspire me to get a d-slr!

    Laura,
    you must be from the south. I used to love cold fronts before I moved to Chicago!!!!

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