A Walk in the Snow

December 24, 2009 · By Deb Phillips - The Photo Gal 
Lewisville, NC residents walk through Lewisville after a freshly fallen snow. Photography by Deb Phillips.

Lewisville residents — human and canine alike — were out enjoying the beauty of a freshly fallen snow.

More Beauty to Photograph

The first snowfall of the season dropped approximately 4-6 inches of white stuff on our beloved Lewisville, providing a myriad of subjects to photograph. As the sun began to break through parting clouds, the best direction to point my camera toward was typically westward. Snow-covered yards and homes facing east were bathed in poignant morning light. The scenes were a delight to my eyes — and visual food for my hungry camera!

After arriving at snow-draped Shallowford Square and photographing it from various viewpoints (see Serenity at the Square), I continued making my way through downtown Lewisville.

Residents were beginning to emerge from their homes to experience the beautiful snow for themselves. Couples were walking together, and individuals were out with their dogs. I found them all to be just as intriguing and beautiful to photograph as the stately snow-covered homes I’d been photographing.

Photo Gallery

Check out a few select photos of Lewisville homes and residents in the Lewisville Snow photo gallery.

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