Show Me Yours & I’ll Show You Mine

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]

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364 replies on:
Show Me Yours & I’ll Show You Mine

  1. Jeez Chase, if you managed to get down to comment 318, I’ll be amazed.
    Inspiring work as always. I love the almost monochrome vertical with the red umbrella bottom left and red car top right. Lovely composition.
    I also really love the last one of the chairs. The upright chair in the middle creates a strange feeling of unease positioned in the middle amongst the other more reclined / relaxed ones.

    Being slap bang in the middle of a tiny island warmed by the gulf stream, Manchester, England isn’t famed for it’s white winters, more infamous for its continuous grey skies.
    On the rare occasion this last winter that we had snow that lasted for more than 24 hours, I shot this – http://gallery.neilalexanderphotography.com/Travel/Peak-District/Neil-Alexander-6/1093646029_ADBdx-M-2.jpg in a small village in the Peak District.
    Nothing groundbreaking, but it’s sold a copy or two.

    Not often I post on blog comments, but just wanted to say thanks for all you give back – it’s really appreciated. I’ve learnt more from yourself, Mr Hobby and a certain Mr McNally than I could possibly ever have imagined.

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