Snowy pictures

[Lyra Video Productions]

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I did a quick write up: http://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php/topic,2838.0.html
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Props for figuring out a free way to put together time lapses. 

For anyone with adobe software, I use two programs for time lapse. First I bring all the photos into Adobe Bridge.  You can make adjustments to one photo in this program and then apply those changes to all the rest by copying and pasting the development settings.  Then, in Adobe After Effects locate the first file in the photo sequence in the import and just make sure the box is checked to import an image sequence.  After Effects will even import RAW photos.  After that you just have to put it in a sequence and export it.

I've also started to do some HDR time lapse as well which gets a bit trickier, but essentially there's just an extra step of using the program Photomatix to batch import HDR shots first.

For anyone serious about getting into time lapse, there are tons of resources online--just google it and you should find something.

[SpareImp]

My contribution. It’s a snowy landscape, but the snow might be too distant to see. I wish I had a better foreground element (cropped out some of the empty ground), but it was so freezing I was just barely able to flip the AF-switch, so I moved on:/


Canon 550D/T2i
Canon EF-S 15-85mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM
f/8
1/250
ISO 100
Circular PL-filter

[toodamnice]

A few of my favorites from last year. Not alot of snow this year around here...

These first 3 are handheld night time pictures from Washington Park in Springfield, IL during the Christmas Eve 2010 Snow Event.









Another long exposure handheld shot...

[localblakink@me.com]

i have been to the site on numerous occasions  times but have never posted.  i saw this forum post tonight, lucky me winter finally showed up last night and we got a little bit of snow!  Nothing spectacular, but i woke up for sunrise and got a few decent shots!  just finished one, and i do have to say i am impressed with this one.  What do you guys think?

[wickidwombat]

here's one from a couple of years ago at the harbin snow and ice festival

[SomeGuyInNewJersey]

Heres one I got this fall getting out while it was still snowing. It was a great opportunity to get the snow and the colored leaves, not so great for fallen trees and downed powerlines. A lot of our local area was without power for days after this, some didnt get their power back for weeks.

A big dollop of snow fell down from a tree on me shortly after this shot. Luckily the camera was in a plastic sleeve to keep the snow off it... A T2i isnt exactly weather sealed!

[keithfullermusic]

i have been to the site on numerous occasions  times but have never posted.  i saw this forum post tonight, lucky me winter finally showed up last night and we got a little bit of snow!  Nothing spectacular, but i woke up for sunrise and got a few decent shots!  just finished one, and i do have to say i am impressed with this one.  What do you guys think?

Is that VA Beach?

[ions]

Doesn't quite qualify as a landscape photo but it is a snowy picture:


Dude! Jump Over Me! (Explored) by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

[ions]

To make up for posting a non landscape photo with snow here's a landscape photo with some snow in July!


Moraine Lake, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada (Explored!) by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

[dolina]

Doesn't quite qualify as a landscape photo but it is a snowy picture:


Dude! Jump Over Me! (Explored) by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

Great images

[ions]

Thanks!


November Snow in the Blue Mountains of Ontario by Christopher Brian's Photography, on Flickr

[K3nt]

i have been to the site on numerous occasions  times but have never posted.  i saw this forum post tonight, lucky me winter finally showed up last night and we got a little bit of snow!  Nothing spectacular, but i woke up for sunrise and got a few decent shots!  just finished one, and i do have to say i am impressed with this one.  What do you guys think?

I love it!

[T-RonX]

My very first photo using a tripod. It's hdr.

[keithfullermusic]

My very first photo using a tripod. It's hdr.

Nice shot - welcome to the wonderful world of tripods!

Now you're going to want a couple nice flashes, some L lens, filters, gels, wireless remotes, super telephoto lenses, a new bag to carry all your new stuff, a battery grip, soft boxes....

It never ends!!!

[nightbreath]