Please share your snow/ Ice Photos with us in CR.

[dpc]

Not much to say. Pretty much self-explanatory.

 

[dpc]

Two framings of the same scene.

 

[dpc]

A few shot today.

Nice! I like the first one in particular.

 

[lion rock]

Thank you DPC. Appreciate your comment!
-r

A few shot today.

Nice! I like the first one in particular.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi dpc.
Interesting shots, is there any significance to the stones on the posts?

Cheers, Graham.

Not much to say. Pretty much self-explanatory.

 

[Valvebounce]

Hi dpc.
I like this conundrum, I think I prefer the first one in landscape, but the sky is a really nice blue in the portrait version, just maybe a bit too much sky!

Both nice shots, and a difficult choice.

Cheers, Graham.

Two framings of the same scene.

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc.
Interesting shots, is there any significance to the stones on the posts?

Cheers, Graham.

Not much to say. Pretty much self-explanatory.

I was attracted to the fence corner because of the stones. I certainly didn't put them there and don't know who did. I just found it interesting for some unspeakable reason. Unspeakable in the sense that I cannot tell why I found the scene interesting.

 

[dpc]

Hi dpc.
I like this conundrum, I think I prefer the first one in landscape, but the sky is a really nice blue in the portrait version, just maybe a bit too much sky!

Both nice shots, and a difficult choice.

Cheers, Graham.

Two framings of the same scene.

I'm sure you're right about too much sky. I should remove some of it. I think I like the concept of the portrait orientation better because it accentuates the movement of the rails forward to the vanishing point in the distance, at least to me. I just didn't think clearly enough about the proportions in the picture. On the other hand...

 

[dpc]

The South Saskatchewan River yesterday afternoon.

 

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Hi,

have a look at my Frost-Series on CalusP.de. http://calusp.de/?p=208

BR, Michael

 

[dpc]

Hi,

have a look at my Frost-Series on CalusP.de. http://calusp.de/?p=208

BR, Michael

Nice picture. I like the foggy effect. Welcome to the forum.

 

[Geek]

Here's one from the desert of New Mexico. Nothing nearly as spectacular as the other photos on this thread, but you snap whatever shots you can when you have snow here. It was mostly gone a few hours later.

 

[Click]

Hi,

have a look at my Frost-Series on CalusP.de. http://calusp.de/?p=208

BR, Michael

Very nice first post. Welcome to CR

 

[dpc]

Here's one from the desert of New Mexico. Nothing nearly as spectacular as the other photos on this thread, but you snap whatever shots you can when you have snow here. It was mostly gone a few hours later.

Nice picture. If you're short of snow, I can send you some of ours. Maybe some -30 temperatures along with it.

 

[AshtonNekolah]

snow

 

[davejdoe]

Taken last night near Ottawa in yes -30 degree weather.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/92414546@N04/

 

[nineyards]

Cardiff golf course under a layer of unbroken snow

 

[Click]

Taken last night near Ottawa in yes -30 degree weather.

Very nice shot.

 

[dpc]

1. Elm seeds in melting snow.
2. Snow covered stepping stone.

 

[Geek]

Here's one from the desert of New Mexico. Nothing nearly as spectacular as the other photos on this thread, but you snap whatever shots you can when you have snow here. It was mostly gone a few hours later.

Nice picture. If you're short of snow, I can send you some of ours. Maybe some -30 temperatures along with it.

Thank you for the compliment. Would take some more snow, but I will definitely pass on the -30 temperatures.