Natural landscapes: enduring the cold

PETAWAWA RIVER, PETAWAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA

Oh, man. It was cold that morning. We’re talking -30 cold. So cold I just didn’t want to take off my gloves long enough to put on darkening filters and go for a long exposure to make the water silky. No, I hurredly set up the tripod, put a polarizing filter on my 18-70-mm. lens, made a few exposures, then walked hurriedly back to the car. All along that return trip, I kept flexing my fingers to try and keep some feeling in them.

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2 thoughts on “Natural landscapes: enduring the cold”

Eric E. Photo on January 13, 2014 at 7:08 am said:

Shooting in the cold never gets easy, I’ve only shot at -15 and that was cold enough. I was out for an hour though with no car! Thanks for sharing!

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- Frank King Photos on January 16, 2014 at 10:12 am said:
  
  Thanks for checking out the photo and for your kind words, Eric. 🙂
  
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