More Winter

[Don Schaeffer]

[Greg McCary]

Wow Don, Your making me cold. Here in Georgia we had upper 70's today. I had to turn the AC on. I like this shot a lot, but what is that pole on the left? I can't make out what it is...
Greg

[Ronnoco]

Why is the colour balance off, toward the magenta and why do there seem to be "dirt spots" on the sky?

Ronnoco

[MB1]

My problem with shooting snow falling is the falling flakes end up looking like grey blotches in the sky part of the image. You have it too in this image. I don't care much for them and can't figure out how to get rid of them-oh well, I guess that is what photoshop is for.

I'm guessing the magenta cast is because you shot it in twilight and the street lights are starting to come on.

[gahspidy]

Don, this as well as one of the others on your last winter post are shot through a window, it appears. I like the idea of seeing the frost on the glass and it seems to make the image somewhat abstract and painterly in a way. I like effect of the snow/frost on the glass,whether it is on your lens or a window you are looking through. The spots at the upper portion of the frame are distracting somewhat and you could clean that up with your editing software. Also, as noted , the color cast should be corrected and you might find auto-color to be the easiest approach. Keep at these shots through the glass (if thats what they are) as there is much potential with them

[GB1]

Great except for the rain/sheet on the windshield. I really like the muted effect here though.
GB

[Don Schaeffer]

It was taken through the window of a taxi cab while the snow was coming down.

[Don Schaeffer]

I don't think the color balance is far off. That's kinda the way it looked. Don't forget the window was tinted.