Color photo. A row of mailboxes, receding from the viewer, from left to right. The closest mailbox is pale blue, the others are black or white. All of them are topped with snow.

One last set of photos taken during the snow last week.

Where the post on Wednesday highlighted contrasts between light and dark, today showcases something else all that pure white snow does: Make colors pop!

(All photos: Nikon Z7 II, Nikon Z 24-70mm f2.8 S)

Color photo. A row of mailboxes, receding from the viewer, from left to right. The closest mailbox is pale blue, the others are black or white. All of them are topped with snow.
Color photo. A "No Parking" sign on a tall metal pole, is in the center of the photo, beside a snow covered sidewalk. Behind it is a receding line of other "No Parking" signs. The red text of the signs stands out against the white in the rest of the frame, as does the green tips of the grass still barely visible. White snowflakes fill the air.
Color photo. A brown stump, covered in brilliant green moss, rises up from the bottom of the frame. The flat top of the stump is covered in white snow. In the middle of the stump is a round hole, leading into a dark space. Beyond, out of focus, other trees coated in snow can barely be discerned.
Color photo. Snow covered tree limbs and branches fill the frame. One, crossing from left to right across the top, has a birdhouse hanging from it. The birdhouse roof is covered in snow, and below that the sides are painted in brilliant rainbow hues.