Winter Returns

As the sun sets lower in the sky the days get shorter with the approach of the winter solstice. Last night finally brought the snows, about seven inches of the wet stuff so far. The landscape now a monochrome, is one of the best times

to shoot in B&W. The landscape blurs with the whirl of falling snow.

But wait! There’s also the opportunity for high contrast and pronounced lines, interrupted by, what?

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