Top 10: Winter Images to Photograph
In our blog post, “Inspire With Instagram,” we asked our blog readers what you love to photograph during the winter months. These words conjured up such lovely images that we had to get in on the fun as well. Please enjoy this must-have list for bloggers, photographers, and Instagram lovers!
Top 10: Winter Images to Photograph
- Steam rising from a cup of coffee
- Hot chocolate with homemade marshmallows
- Freshly fallen snow
- Warm apple crisp
- China tea cup on a vintage table cloth
- Children making snow angels
- Patio gargoyles covered in snow
- Living room decked out in holiday lights
- Party guests gathered ’round the piano
- Winter berries against a fresh bed of snow
Thank you to all who contributed!
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Challenge: Can you take a blog-worthy photograph with your phone? Tweet us your best wintery phone photo @Stampington, and be sure to use the hashtag #blogphoto. We’ll re-tweet our favorites!
photo credits, clockwise from top right: Dancing Snowflakes by Diana Foster; Ice Storm by Stephanie Bishop;
Asheville Morning by Fran Welch; Golden Leaves by Michael Pfaendtner; Berries in the Winter by Deborah L. Carlson
Posted: Monday, February 27th, 2012 @ 5:27 pm
Categories: Artwork Submissions.
Tags: Life Images.
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