While we were enjoying our breakfast in the balmy 17 degree (f) weather on October 4th, we were treated to a little wonder of nature, it started to snow and as the snow gently blew across the length of the lake, it was lit from the side by the sun and that made each snowflake a tiny prism. The combination of the mist rising from the lake and the glitter in the air was simply breathtaking.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Focal length:40 mm
Exposure:1/100 at f/10
ISO speed:ISO 160
Posted by Robert Dayton on October 14, 2009 at 8:42 PM
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7 repliesWhile we were enjoying our breakfast in the balmy 17 degree (f) weather on October 4th, we were treated to a little wonder of nature, it started to snow and as the snow gently blew across the length of the lake, it was lit from the side by the sun and that made each snowflake a tiny prism. The combination of the mist rising from the lake and the glitter in the air was simply breathtaking.
Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Focal length:40 mm
Exposure:1/100 at f/10
ISO speed:ISO 160
- Dan.
Magic moment, captured. I'm kinda with Floris here I'll bet it's even more magical in a larger version.
Eric, there is some morning mist in the mix as well.