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Green Day - Forest

Posted by Claudia Moser on 10:20 AM in ,


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12 Comments

Sush says:
10:28 AM

I could enjoy that spot right now, very much, thank you!
Hugs and have a great weekend...headache and worry free!

eileeninmd says:
10:57 AM

Very pretty shot, looks like a pretty wooded area for a nice winter walk. Lovely photo! Have a great weekend!

Adam says:
3:48 PM

nice picture

Southhamsdarling says:
3:59 PM

Wonderful photo, Claudia. I love the trees and the shadows on the snow. Brrrr! We have snow forecast for here again on Monday. Have a lovely weekend.

Maria Luiza says:
4:01 PM

Como a neve fica linda na paisagem! Adorei, Claudia! Que você tenha um caloroso final de semana!

chica says:
4:41 PM

Linda foto!MARAVILHOSA! beijos,adorei teu blog! chica

Jackie says:
6:03 PM

I love this shot. We use to live in Maine. We took many walks through snow laden paths!

Happy weekend! :-)

Vane M. says:
2:14 AM

Além do ângulo, os tons da imagem são encantadores. Um abraço!

Lucinha says:
7:20 AM

Claudia,

A neve ficou linda nessa floresta.
Abraços

Ailime says:
8:28 PM

Maravilhosa foto! Muito bela. Abraço Ailime

Raindrops and Daisies says:
11:24 AM

Morning Claudia

Hope that you have a lovely Sunday.

That photo of the forest in the snow is beautiful.

Thanks for linking up.

Sorry it took me so long to visit but at long last I am here!

Have a good week.

Fiona

Paula says:
1:36 AM

Looks like a beautiful winters day!

Popped over from Green Day to say hello~

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