Looking west toward the Coniston Fells Snow highlights the pattern of field walls down in the Lyth Valley. And from Scout Scar escarpment you could see how snow cloud had come from the north, held back over the Langdale Pikes, then shed snow on Crinkle Crags and the Coniston Fells.
Up on the ridge all the ant hills had a crest of white, the north-facing side white with snow, the south side green.
It was warm in the sun, freezing out of it.
The snow had fallen a couple of days ago so there had been thaw and refreeze.
Up on the ridge all the ant hills had a crest of white, the north-facing side white with snow, the south side green.
It was warm in the sun, freezing out of it.
The snow had fallen a couple of days ago so there had been thaw and refreeze.
I looked for frost-effects on seed-heads and grasses, hoping to find the warm colour of seeding heather contrasting with hoar frost. The following image sequence focuses on ice crystals and the patterns they make.
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