Natural landscapes: hanging on against the snow

OLD AUTUMN LEAVES, GREENWOOD CONSERVATION AREA, AJAX, ONTARIO

One of my favourite photo locales in the Greater Toronto Area yielded this image during a snowy visit. It’s one of my earliest successes using ‘fill-flash’ – that is, using a flash during daylight to make the subject ‘pop’ against the background. Most people wouldn’t think of using a flash in daylight, but you can see how it can make a good picture even better. 🙂
Nikon D50, tripod

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