I hope you are all warm and safe wherever you may be tonight. (Or if you're in the southern hemisphere, may comfortable breezes comfort your evening.)
Lessons Learned:
- Taking photos of a white out with to fast of a shutter speed doesn't show the snow flakes very well. (More of a Note to self for future reference)
8 comments:
What is it with the snow? It seems like it will never end. A fire is good, and a self-portrait even more fun! My post tonight is ALSO a self portrait of sorts, AND a guitar theme. So I had a little fun, and referenced your page. This makes me want to build a fire...
I can handle the snow -it's the never-ending bitter cold that gets to me.
I really like the lighting on your face and hands - very warm and peaceful shot.
And I'm having the same difficulty capturing the effects of heavy snow falling! Good thing there's always more on the way to practice with! ;)
I was about to say that it's much warmer here but the temp dropped about 20f in the past couple of hours. This is a very nice shot. The lighting looks great but hard to work with.
Good shot, I like the lighting. And you're pretty good at holding still for 8 seconds :)
I can almost guarantee you will have a future chance for those snow flakes this winter.
Love this picture, Steve.
Great picture Steve!! Wonderful use of the light from the fire!
You are the master of long exposures: there is such a warmth to this scene. We've had cold weather alerts here all weekend, so this photo is the best possible antidote that I can imagine.
Thank you for ensuring your lessons become our lessons, too.
I feel warmer just looking at this photo!
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