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Have you ever looked at something and thought ahhh a capture some day. Today was the day of the first attempt. It was a freaking blizzard out. High winds out in the country in my area the farmers call windswept. I headed into town for brunch at the pub. The roads were clear if you call two feet of snow in the good parts clear. High winds.. no courage to go to the tree. So after a good brunch and a few shots of whiskey neat style. I came back home.. I felt daring. Pushing snow with a big four wheel drive truck I went. There it was.. I fell in love. Out in the winds with the snow blowing hard I set the camera on a bean bag my wife made me for this purpose. Focus , Light , Frame, Oh God please.. Here is the first one. Maybe more. When a new sky appears.. storms or sunset we shall see.. I hope you find it in your heart to view large. I do so love you all on RB.. / Chuck Buy This As A Gift For The Ones Who Left The Farm
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More art than photo, really… took this in a near-whiteout at Perisher, and extracted the main tree by massively increasing contrast and levels. Hence the slight fuzziness, hence the large drop-off in detail behind the tree, and hence (I think) the rather pleasing effect!
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Mt. Hood, Oregon on a very snowy day. No one on the lifts.
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This was taken in a full on blizzard. This tree was about as far as I could see. / I had to use a slow shutter speed to avoid getting blurs from the snow. It only took a few seconds to take this, but I still had snow in my viewfinder, and it was as cold as it looks.
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This was taken on a late afternoon when I’d just escaped the office following a particularly fraught encounter with an unpleasant person. Ahh…wonderful the way photography can be an escape sometimes! I had gone for a drive just to clear my head and was driving along a country road on this windy, cold day when there was a sudden blizzard. It was severe enough there were whiteout conditions but the amazing thing about it was the way it was so isolated. I drove out of it within about two minutes. When I doubled back along a parallel road I drove right back into the blizzard again and all of a sudden the sun shone through a break in the clouds. It was quite an extraordinary sight. I stopped the car to see if I could get a picture of it and was almost blinded by the 60 km. per hour winds blowing snow into my eyes….and worse, the camera! :-) Location: Halton Hills, Ontario
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Snow on Pine trees following a blizzard, Mount Macedon, Victoria, Australia. / _ / Nikon F3, Fuji RDP film.
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The wind was just starting to blow up a storm and put a dusting of snow on this bison.
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Snow swept across the Isle of Wight for the first time in a long time, earlier this month… Uploaded by request.
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View through the tree’s after the blizzard ended.
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Coyote plowing through deep snow in ever-lasting search of a mouse or other morsal to eat.
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Country road through the forest in the winter.
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This little bird perches on a branch with its feathers puffed up as a defense against the icy blast of a surprise Spring blizzard. /
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Shoppers rush down Main Street as a winter squall fills the sky in Park City, Utah.
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When I saw this scene I thought it looked as though Mother Nature was taking back what was hers. The stone of the building meets the force of nature head on… an epic battle of the ages. / / Visit my website On The Rock Photography / /
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This was the same day during the snow storm. From a different view and roadway. It was pretty as it was with the whites and shades. I wanted to do something a bit different with my software. I came up with this at the end. I hope you find its view pleasing in its alteration. Need A Fall Halloweenish Card ?
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Also posted at: messa.deviantart.com This features a character from a story I am writing. Her name is Alice, and she is following someone through the wintery woods. I think this might be a dream sequence because she wouldn’t be able to survive harsh climates in that clothing otherwise!
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Bicycle in the blizzard. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 2/7/07.
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Think the title just says it all !!! Taken from the front garden at a few minutes ago just after lunch – 6th April, 2008 – for Michael – because he asked !!! If you look carefully – you can just see my three runner ducks hurrying home through the blizzard!
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Blizzard Tree Has A Feature In Seasonal Scapes Group
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/ Seasonal Scapes Group ““ This seems to be a popular image. I am going to have to capture it in Fall colors also it seems.. I have some good idea’s. This is a great group to join. Thanks to all who have supported on RB… / Chuck
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“The wind howled around us. Our tent was flapping violently as I peeked through the door. What I saw took my breath away. I could barely see the rock face that was so clearly visible yesterday. Looks like its going to be a long wait for this unexpected blizzard to settle down”. Macro photograph taken from a paperbark tree. / / !
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a rare snowfall in burnley (well, rare in that we never have snow that sticks, despite it being the north of england!)
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High winds created this winter design on the edge of the roof.
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Its always a little bit strange when you walk into a room like this where most of the paint has come down from the ceiling. It is especially strange when the rest of the rooms you have just walked through to get here show no such signs of decay. Further exploration into this room showed that there was a balcony door left open which let the cold and damp in and caused this.
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