Up at the cabin this weekend, and I took the snowshoes and headed out on the lake a little before sunset today, intending to shoot some of the rosy glow. There hasn’t been a lot of snow here recently, and the windswept surface of the Burntside ice was hard and glassy in spots, making for quick progress.
I’ve generally not been much a fan of, nor a participant in, organized photographic endeavors. I’ve usually been pretty much a lone wolf, and looked to find my own vision and follow my own creative tendencies. That door cracked open a bit one year ago when I did a 30 day photo challenge.
Up at the cabin to ring in the newness of 2017. We anticipated a leisurely (sic) weekend of outdoor activities, snow adventures and peaceful relaxation. And for the most part, that’s what we got, albeit with some aborted plans ultimately due to inclement weather. I wish we had more time to wait out the impending storm!
I was only up to the cabin for a single evening, driven to suffer 7 hours of driving and an impending snow storm because I left the heat on the wrong setting and was called by the alarm system with a low temperature warning. Cold weather was upon the region, and temperatures were expected to be well below zero degrees Fahrenheit in the coming days.
