Archive for the ‘winter’ Category
Wreathed, Wisconsin River Bottoms
Posted in ecology, landscape, Seasons, water, winter, Wisconsin, tagged #landscape #photography #scenic #nature #photoMod, #longexposure, #lowlight, #river, driftlessworld, landscape, photography landscape nature Wisconsin on December 15, 2014| Leave a Comment »
After an early season, single digit deep-freeze, SW Wisconsin warmed up into the 40’s this weekend. Those kind of rapid temperature swings over a day or two produce heavy, gorgeous fog in the river bottoms. The winter river’s austerity, creaking ice, tufted marshes and the wet, black boughs of submerged trees swaying against the grey cotton skies produce a kind of reverence for a wildness we cannot know, from which we postmodern humans have been divorced and remain, most of the time, estranged. Therein the deepest yearning lurks as our starved eyes feed on the wilderness we’ve lost.
What is it
Posted in Art, landscape, photography, winter, tagged industry, landscape, night photography, photography, rural, topographics, Wisconsin on March 27, 2014| 1 Comment »
Arctic Sunrise in Wisconsin
Posted in Art, landscape, photography, winter, Wisconsin, tagged #igloostyle #winter #sunrise # nature # outdoor # snow # frozen on January 28, 2014| 3 Comments »
-20 below zero on the thermometer this morning, but look at the kind of sunrise we get. This shot was actually take earlier this month at -25 below. G4 phone camera so depth of field’s lacking and not so sure now about the throwback frame. Meh. But both the sunrise and sunsets we’ve been getting in this bitter weather have been knock-you-over beautiful. Crystalline cold clear air and sun at a low angle.
Before Subzero
Posted in Art, landscape, photography, winter, Wisconsin, tagged landscape, nature, nostalgia, rural, scenic, snow, winter, Wisconsin on January 6, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Quicksnap with G4 phone during my evening walk yesterday when our air temperatures climbed briefly into the high 20s, before beginning their arctic descent. -25 overnight with windchills to -50 through Tuesday. Upside is that the photogenic blanket of snow will be sustained and hoarfrost ice crystal formations are imminent, especially when fogs roll in as temperatures climb 40 degrees into mid 30s by this weekend. Patiently waiting & editing now while Mama Nature sets her stage