Picture Perfect Snow in February

Beginning of February 2010, we at Lawrence, experienced unique picture perfect snow. Many of the views are worth printing on a Christmas Card I feel.

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A typical Christmas Tree.
Leafless trees decorated with light snow.













This is one of my favorite photo.


Tree branched as if someone is trying to decorate them with cotton balls.



The snow was of a nice consistancy, which could be very easily rolled together.
The balloons were drooping due to weight of the snow on them.
McCollum Hall from west campus.



Lake in the West Campus.

Do let me know which one you liked the most in the comments.

Early morning at Baker Wetlands

As I entered Baker Wetlands, the morning was misty. It was about 7.50am.

The sun started peeping out of clouds. And this water drop started glowing.

Rising Sun's reflection in wetlands water.

Some dramatic lighting effects on the grass ...

and behind bushes.


The grass was still filled with misty drops, showing off.

Sunrise at 31st Street

I was walking on 31st Street from Iowa to Louisiana cross for the MonarchWatch tagging. At around 7.25am sun was just rising.


And a close up of the sun.

A misty morning

Today morning was misty one. It could be side effect of Bustov Hurricane. The weather has been rainy and the temperature drop was almost 15 degrees.


This was around 7am from my door.