Natural landscapes: the last gasp of winter
LATE WINTER SNOW ON THE BADLANDS, DRUMHELLER, ALBERTA
Many people have rarely seen photos of Canada’s badlands, so I can’t resist showing you these badlands with snow. I like the play of brown soil and snow and the subtle sense that you can walk around the tall hill and see what’s behind. I darkened the sky to ensure a strong contrast with the ground and also to subtly push your eyes back into the photo. (Here’s another badlands view, right after a snow storm: https://wp.me/p2ccTX-td.)
Niko n D7100, tripod, polarizing filter.
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