Winter most often in its color scheme has a meager set of tones. If you got a mournful weather, it will be more appropriate to translate the image in black and white. But such weather is most often found at the beginning of winter and closer to spring. Sunny days in the winter season make up a very small percentage. But if you take pictures of the graphics, then cloudy weather is only a plus!

As always, I start showing my images with more classic landscapes and gradually begin to strain your imagination.
https://sun9-37.userapi.com/c851236/v851236728/1f310c/LNcMhaaW8Ns.jpg

And what, in fact, to wait for? Let's go straight from the hard!
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I love the first snow. It doesn't look like anything. It is like first love - it will still melt and then there will be another, constant snow. But in memory he settles harder than all other subsequent snows.
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The first snow always gives a unique picture. It is clumsy, does not paint as professionally as a powerful snowfall, does not decorate like hoarfrost.
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You can always determine the first snow in appearance.
https://sun9-57.userapi.com/c851236/v851236798/1fe45a/VSVYuS9NEJE.jpg

The most interesting thing is to look at these photos and realize that this snow is no more. It died. It has turned into water and now feeds swamps, streams, which in turn fill large rivers. This snow is now in the White Sea as a cubic meter of fresh water.
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Although no, I'm exaggerating. This water only slightly replenished reserves of groundwater.