Over the next week, I’ll be holding onto the last few official days of winter – shooting a next year’s holiday campaign up in the mountains. In prep for the project, we were perusing a few reference images from my archive and I stumbled on a few I like. Here’s one above, and a few more after the jump.
While I AM looking forward to the spring and summer just as much as anybody, I’m actually having a hard time letting go of this current winter. In an attempt to kiss it goodbye, I’m hoping you’ll show me one or two of YOUR favorite winter pictures.
On the off chance you have something you’d like to share with me or others here, post a link to that image in the comments below. Anything goes if its got winter in it. [God knows you folks out in NYC should have plenty of material given the season you’ve had.] I’ll peep every image, perhaps link to a few over the next week or so, or send out some a signed book or two if an inspired image shows up. If you’re already onto spring, don’t sweat it.
Wish me luck this week. [couple more shots after the jump]
Hi Chase, this is us just before I caught up with you at CES in Vegas in Jan. Above 8000ft in the Rockies!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joshuajs/5338300978/in/set-72157625667984450/
Cheers and happy St Patrick’s day from Minneapolis……..
http://www.davidjturnernews.com/2011/02/winter-swimming.html
Greeting from Montreal, Quebec.
http://www.ishootstreets.com/blog/2011/3/10/portfolio-update.html
I like your style! Portrays the atmosphere quite well!
Thanks!!! FTW? I’m curious…
Here’s two of my favorite Winter Shots Chase! Cheers. I’d love to be part of the fun
Image 1: http://www.flickr.com/photos/darrinharrisfrisby/4212811163/
In 2009, a rare 6″ Christmas Eve snow in Dallas Texas gave me an opportunity to capture a rare sight….This perfectly formed 100′ live oak on a large estate, glowed brilliantly with white LED’s decorating it’s limbs from tip to tail of almost every branch, underneath….6″ of brilliant white fresh snow receives the glow from this perfectly decorated “Christmas Tree”
Image 2 : http://www.flickr.com/photos/darrinharrisfrisby/2943527540/
This picture is special in that the entire hill here, covered in snow, received a 3 foot storm, followed by a 2 foot storm in 48 hours….covering a hill filled with trash, producing this beautiful refined image.
This is from a trip in January to Bryce Canyon. Part of my “Drive by” series that is slowly growing.
http://marceneperry.com/blog/drive-by/trees-for-the-forest/
Thanks for all the inspiration 🙂