**Snow, Snow, Snow!**
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anti-dote for Blizzard 2016!
color me crazy,
color me blue.
color me anything but white will do.
best seen big, on black.
High wind and blowing snow (wind chill factor below minus 40 degrees Celsius).
Winter has arrived with a vengeance!
Olympus EM1 and 12-40mm f2.8 lens
Ottawa River/ Rivière des Outaouais, Quebec, Canada
PC150144
******* Happy holidays everyone! ********
Linaro is one of the oldest villages of Romagna. Linaro Castle (Castrum Linarii) is historically documented since 1021 and there are still traces of its ruins.
Spring blizzard gives way to the sunshine and the nature can't wait to show off its freshly coated beauty.
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Taken with a long exposure at night, snowflakes are illuminated by a lamppost during a strong winter storm. In addition to snowing heavily throughout the night, there were very strong winds, which resulted in the illuminated snowflakes looking like a chaotic whirlwind of sparks.
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Looking directly into a blizzard at a beautiful bur oak tree (Quercus macrocarpa, Fagaceae). The large dark blotches in the image are large snowflakes close to the lens as they blew in my face.
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Winter arrived in very unusual way to where I live. A blizzard, look at that! Well, a baby one, only one day of snowing and temperatures really not that low. But lovely white darkness, and a lot of snow. Haven't seen that in maybe ten years. Did I go outside to shoot despite of official warning and recommendations to stay home? Of course! Very, very, very cool photoshoot...
On this day we were surprised by a snow storm on the way. The view was so bad that we had to drive very slowly by car. There was not much of the landscape left. Trees at a great distance were only dimly visible. From the storm, the fine snow particles were whirled up from the field.
Their is definitely an optical illusion here, due to the full zoom. Our street runs between the car mound on the left and the other two mounds. The zoom creates an interesting depth perception.
Combined Cross Process & Orton for this slide.
A few people out for a stroll when it really starts coming down, was going out with camera but seeing I overlook a park for walkers, I stayed warm and got a shot