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Winter in the Valley: frost, fog, icicles and sunrises

With the Yarra Ranges experiencing some incredibly cold mornings already this winter, Jack Frost has certainly been out in force, casting icicles over everything.

But despite the minus degree mornings, it didn’t stop photography enthusiast Tracey Frazer from getting out to capture the delights of colour, fog and frost over the last few weeks.

This is a selection of her photos, showcasing the all the wonderful variations the sky and scenery has had to offer, whether touched by cloud or by frost.

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