Rural landscapes: when the snow won’t let go
COUNTRY HOMESTEAD NEAR BRAGG CREEK, ALBERTA
Spring has begun with unusual cold and snow in the southern half of this western Canadian province. I made this photo on the last day of March, when the temperature was -10. That said, the overnight snow and frost created absolutely ideal photography conditions. Those conditions turned scenes I wouldn’t normally bother with — like this rural home — into worthy subjects. As is so often the case this time of year, the only significant colour was the blue sky, so I opted for a black-and-white treatment.
Nikon D7100, tripod, polarizing filter.
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I see this photo and the first thing I think about is “I wonder if they have a nice fireplace going?” Beautiful image!