Winter can be a hard time to photograph, especially when there hasn’t been a recent snowfall. So on a windy Sunday afternoon, my mission was to find snow drifts.
I did a day trip up to the North Shore of Lake Superior for a change of scenery and to do some snowshoeing. Such a beautiful area and worth the 8 hours of driving.
We’ve really lucked out with frost this winter. This is the 3rd week in a row, and lucky me…they’ve all been on a weekend.
The landscape was transformed overnight.
Hoarfrost turns the landscape into a magical paradise.
I thought these water droplets were really cool on my windshield so I snapped a quick iPhone shot before turning the wipers on.
Maple Grove, MN
I think this pretty much sums it up.
Pictures were taken about a week apart (Brooklyn Park, MN).
Roughly 6” of snow fell in mid-October (Wayzata, MN)
Medina, MN
Minneapolis, MN
I got out to photograph the fall colors more than any other year.
The Gold Coast of Lake Minnetonka (Wayzata, MN)
A beautiful sunny morning from Boom Island Park.
I camped for a couple days up north and was treated to this sunset when I arrived.
Minneapolis, MN
I wish we had more foggy mornings like this.
We watched Rocky for a week and now I want to steal him. He is the sweetest little pup.
The moon at 600mm.
