Canberra Times readers' winter photo comp 2013

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Frosty morn outside Braidwood.Credit:Diane Johnstone

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Early morning horsey cuddle in the heavy fog.Credit:Brooke Fisher

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Winter Sunlit Path: Path leading towards Amaroo Lake bathed in late?afternoon sun?with trees throwing shadows across the path.?Credit:Ed Killesteyn

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Waterfall at Lake Ginninderra.Credit:Graham Hine

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Beside the federal highway.Credit:Julie Macklin

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Awaiting Spring: A solitary and leafless bonsai at the National Arboretum, anxiously awaits the return of Spring.Credit:Trent Wiseman

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Carillon Kayaks: 3 kayaks rowing in front of the Carillon on a foggy Sunday morning.Credit:Jonathon Guppy

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View of Mount Ainslie shortly after sunrise on a foggy winter?s morning.Credit:Richard Jones

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Where's my breakfast!? This cockatoo visits every winter morning on his/her own and puts on a raucous song and dance display for breakfast.? This photo taken just last week.Credit:Ric Hingee

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Canberra Morning Telstra Tower overlooks Canberra as it is shrouded in another thick fogCredit:Ian Houghton

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My two little treasures taking shelter from the rain during a ?dress up? and feed the ducks walk around the lake at Gungahlin.Credit:Vanessa Burdett

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Feeling the Winter BluesCredit:Kym Bradley

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Rendezvous Creek in Namadgi National Park - at sunrise last Friday morning.? It was well below zero with frost covering everything.Credit:Simon Williams

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Eagles Nest at the Arboretum on a beautiful Canberra winter's day - bright, sunny and about 7 degrees at 2 in the afternoon.Credit:Judith Forster

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Looking west over towards some of the Lake George wind turbinesCredit:Chris Chie

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Father (Duke - right) and Son (Archie - left) Weimaraners. Taken at the top of Canberra Nature Park in Curtin with views of Mt Stromlo in the background.Credit:Todd Eagles