Ice on the Elbow
After the big snowstorm Monday night, the clouds cleared and towards the evening, the light was beautiful and I was pulled outside.
Before the sun set, I photographed the sunlight on the tree boughs along the path to the Elbow river. Getting down to the river, the snow was over a foot deep. It was fun to walk along and photograph this river delta just before night fell, looking for interesting relationships in the landscape.
I walked to the far side before I found some breaks in snow and ice where I could see the water.
I used a telephoto lens to close in on the ice formations with a tripod to keep the camera steady over the exposures which stretched up to 10 seconds.
I returned home under moonlight which was very enjoyable as well
Great images.
I especially love the last one in Black and White.
March 8, 2012 at 7:58 pm
love the ice going into the water(at least that is what it looks like) Freeman Patterson has a shot like this. i like the shot of the branches. i tried this the other day but just wasn’t happy with the light and composition. Good to see that yours worked out.
March 8, 2012 at 12:11 pm