The news this passed week was full of stories about snow and ice blanketing most of the US as winter weather moved across the entire continent. In just watching the football games on TV yesterday, there were so many teams playing in wet and snowy conditions. Here in the DC area, we finally received our part of the storm, but we did brave the conditions to cover our previously scheduled events. This morning, though, we are having intermittent power issues, so I did not want to risk losing photos and work, and have shut down the computers for now. I went out and took some photos of the icy trees and other structures in the area as I looked for a warm place to work.
There are some beautiful scenes out there with the ice still coating all the trees! The branches have highlights making them stick out from the shadows as the sun hits them. Unfortunately, this is why the power companies are working hard today – there are many branches coming down with the added weight. All the images were from what is becoming my favorite camera these days, the Fuji X100s – it just works! I’ll have my frustrations on a future blog post. Enjoy these images in the meantime!
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