snow

While reveling in the fresh fallen snow while at my daughters in Colorado a week or so ago I had gone out with a camera to shoot more intimate snow scenes and this is another one I found. This leaf was standing on edge frozen in place despite rather gusty winds. All comments are welcome, Jim

Patterson Lake near Winthrop WA Swans on Patterson Lake by Jim Dockery posted Dec 12, 2019 at 8:53 AM Click through for larger gallery image

Hwy-20-12.19-18 by Jim Dockery posted Dec 11, 2019 at 3:52 PM Taken from Hwy 20, North Cascades (click through for extra large gallery image)

From Rockport

Our winter snowfall up here in the Cascades is a bit late, not enough to ski, but we are getting psyched. This one also belongs in digital art like the one I posted in Landscapes yesterday.

It snowed last night here in Colorado, so I went out this morning to try and capture some intimate photos of leaves and the snow. It was super cold, the wind was really blowing and whipping the snow around. Some leaves didn't stay long, others were stuck in the ground a bit. Before my fingers...

Still going through photos from earlier this year.

Well, due to my having Thursday filled with falling snow here in New Mexico I decided our Focus this Friday should be Snow. So please add your Snow coverered Landscape photos to this Thread. I will start with a photo I took yesterday in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Jim

A few shots from a ski ascent of Mt. Baker a few years ago. We don't have any snow at our ski areas yet, but I'm getting psyched (just ordered a new set of Back-country gear). Climbing into a white-out, but the weather prediction is good. Above the clouds. Climbers nearing the summit on...

Another view of Mt. Pugh, this time at 400mm.

I like the curve of shadow leading back to the mountain.

Known as "the Matterhorn of the Cascades"

Drone shots taken from Forgotten Meadows. White Chuck on L, Glacier Pk. l of center, Mt. Loop peaks central, Mt. Baker on r. Forgotten-Meadows003a-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Nov 3, 2019 at 1:34 PM Click through to see larger gallery image

We had snow predicted for Thursday, so I had planned on going during the day and spend the night up there with hopes of getting great shots with lots of atmosphere. Unfortunately the snow moved in on Wednesday night. I still went up Thursday and got some shots with clouds and a little snow, not...

Hi! Its beed a busy month! From Tetons 3 weekends in September to my home away from home in SW CO. Here is a little fall in the Tetons. The weekend before last I went storm chasing because well "snow in the Tetons" I couldn't pass up that opportunity. cc welcome! Well...Jim - I did get a...

Mt.-Rainier-Morn-8.19-04-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Aug 16, 2019 at 1:17 PM Mt. Rainier as seen from just above Sunrise a couple days ago.

A side view into the crater (on the left) of Mt. Baker while on a ski descent. Glacier Peak in the distance.

I hauled my DJI MP2 up Vesper Pk. in the Cascades yesterday. We thought it was going to be a mostly sunny day, but the mountains got socked in, we even got sprinkled on at the summit. I was disappointed with the light, but managed to get a few good shots. These are frame grabs from 4k video...

That photo taken after a short hike to a hidden and not known beautiful waterfall in north Georgia. I used a ND6 filter to freeze the water. C&C please

Yesterday I skied The Choke, a steep gully down the ridge from our normal descent. Snow was soft and sluffy, so I skied conservatively. I'm in the bigger sun spot up from the center. cruising the ridge Stopping to look for cliffs below a roll-over