Snowtographs

19Feb10

As the saying goes … ‘when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.’ So I say, ‘when life gives you snow, make snowtographs!’ Here are a couple more snow photos that I have submitted as stock images. These are more generic than those in the previous post and could be useful to graphic designers who want […]

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Tags: photographs, shadows, snow, trees

Snow, Snow and More Snow!

19Feb10

Have we had enough snow for one season? Here in New Jersey this year we have set a new record with snowfall amounts of 70 plus inches … so far. With the last storm I figured I should take advantage of the situation and get out there while the snow was still clinging to the […]

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Tags: Batsto, Burlington County, historic, new jersey, snow, village

A Recurring Theme

07Feb10

Like many photographers I am drawn to windows and doors as a photographic subject. After reviewing some images I took this week I thought about how they have been a strong recurring theme in my work. In March of last year I wrote about windows in my post, ‘Exploring Themes’ and I recall that my […]

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Tags: Berks County, doors, historic, Hopewell Furnace, Morlatton Village, photograph, theme, windows

Barefoot in the Snow

06Feb10

Last weekend I saw the strangest thing … There was a light snow on the ground and I decided to drive out to Pakim Pond, in the Bendan Byrne State Forest and take a little hike with my camera and new waterproof boots. I set off on the trail that circles the pond and stopped […]

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Tags: barefoot, Brendan Byrne Forest, footprints, Pakim Pond, snow, strange, tracks