Snowflakes and a hydrangea flower Jackdaw called to each other as they flew through the falling snow.
Light snowfall settled on garden trees, making them seem light and airy.
I hoped to photograph fresh-fallen snowflakes, to show their six-point stars, their symmetry. I need, and do not have, a special photo-microscope. From the moment of touch-down something of their geometric structure is lost. But here is snowfall, fresh and light. Perfect conditions for photographing snowflakes.
Snowdrops thrive in snow. Cyclamen prove resilient too. These blooms appeared before Christmas. They drooped and looked done-for one morning of deep frost. Then they perked-up again as the temperature rose. They're looking good under light snow.
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