Winter Wonderland Photos

We had our first snowfall this past weekend.  The snow that fell covered the trees with a nice frost.  I went outside to capture some images before the weather melted the snow.

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I like this photo because I used a large aperture value F/22 to get the sunburst effect.

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This image shows the frost on a row of trees.

If you want to see the remaining images, please check out my Flickr site.

I know the weather may be cold.  However, take the time to capture the fleeting images that only winter can provide.

-Roger

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A Change of Seasons

I often post stories of recent outings, a project created at home, or a story based on my experiences. In between those postings, I’m also taking photographs for more long-term projects. One such project involves the seasonal changes that trees undergo every year.

The beautiful fall colors present excellent opportunities to take photos. Unfortunately, that period lasts only for a few weeks. If we compare those brilliant fall colors with the remaining seasons, we see a wonderful transition throughout the year and not just for a few weeks.

I take monthly photos from my balcony recording the seasonal changes. Within the first week of the month, I record an image from the same spot (my balcony) using the same focal length (50mm). I stitched the photos together, added some music and text to create a multimedia presentation. Let me know what you think. Until then, keep shooting!


-Roger

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