Briareos H on 29/10/2006 at 07:46
Awesomesque :D
Fingernail on 29/10/2006 at 07:50
there's no business like snow business
go and flog hats and scarves and carrots and lumps of coal to small children
Scots Taffer on 29/10/2006 at 08:30
Beautiful, Aja. Dark, snowy, wintry nights are among the very few things I'll miss.
Curled up on a sofa in front of a burning fire, a glass of wine or an excellent single malt cusped in your hands as you lean against your significant other, watching out of a bay window as static falls from the blackness of the night sky. I have many memories of this.
Scots Taffer on 29/10/2006 at 10:09
Sometimes the grainy look can be good for the overall ambience of the image, although to be sure SLRs kick digitals ass in this regard and I'm still contemplating my next piece of kit to be a second-hand SLR.
Printer's Devil on 29/10/2006 at 15:42
That dim glow is the streetlighting reflecting off the low clouds, but it does a great job of silhouetting the skyline. Heavy midnight snowfalls are the best for walking in; they feel naturally hushed and introspective, especially with the deserted streets.
Most digicams take "noisy" images in low light, but I've found that an inexpensive tripod really helps things out. Using a SLR with slow B+W film can also net you some pretty decent nighttime images.
Good work on the pics. Keep at it.
pavlovscat on 29/10/2006 at 16:44
Thanks, Aja! I really enjoy seeing snow pix since I don't get much here. You live in a beautiful place. :)
Renegen on 29/10/2006 at 17:40
fake/10
Aja on 29/10/2006 at 21:18
fake/10?
