I tried to think of a good reason not to take more pictures of snow and I couldn’t, so here you all go – a set of frozen images from last week’s little blizzard, all taken in the Glen.

These images are of the many people in town who gathered to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr.

Some of these photos are from the big snow earlier this year which melted almost immediately and before I could put my post up. I thought they were too good to throw away, and wanted to put them up with some extra snow shots for this week. I ask my viewers to be forgiving if you notice some of the snowy scenes do not synch up with what you see outside.

The New Year’s celebration this year was rowdy and joyful, with many friends from afar reuniting to share laughter, songs, and drinks for the night.

This week is a study in textures: macro photographs that offer a glimpse of a visually rich and detailed world.

Water, the foundation for all life on Earth, is a dynamic and fluid substance, and creates some very interesting images for anyone who is curious enough to photograph something they take for granted every day.

When the leaves have fallen and the sun is setting, the dark, spindly trees in the woods produce images that look like expressionist paintings.

When the sun sets in the village, an array of colorful signs and scenes light up the town.

The Miami Valley Scenic Trail is a recognizable and widely used landmark in town that has been used by biking enthusiasts and casual riders for years.