Blizzard 2010 - Share your Photos

[Alanroseman]

Large blizzard across the entire Northeast of the US.

Here are a couple from early this morning... SE Mass.

Shot with GF-1 / 14 - 45 mm kit zoom

 

[~tc~]

You need to dial in a couple bumps of +EV to get the snow back white.

 

[Alanroseman]

Yes. I believe that would help. It's been a very very grey day though...
Odd lighting after the storm, no sun very mono-chomatic.

 

[~tc~]

All the more reason then. Other option is to set a custom white balance using the snow as the target. Usually doesn't work quite as well though.

 

[BBW]

Nice thread and I like all three of your photos, Alan!

Here is one from me for now, it has been a long day here in the NY metro area.

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LX5 (no, it's not an :43: )

 

[Alanroseman]

Long Day indeed

Nice shot! You folks in NY really got hit with this one didn't you?

I'm about to have a long evening of real fun..heading to Logan Int. to pick up our daughter.. should be a great drive into Boston tonight.

 

[Alanroseman]

EV bump or WB on snow

All the more reason then. Other option is to set a custom white balance using the snow as the target. Usually doesn't work quite as well though.

I'll try that tomorrow...

 

[Grant]

The storm seems to be cutting through the Maritimes and I don't even want to show my images of it as I am afraid you will want to linch me. that being said i posted one on flickr, be careful it is not for the faint of heart.

 

[Alanroseman]

Sure, looks like you folks are really suffering up there...
Sort of a turn of events isn't it, being so mild in your area and looking at January 1st.

 

[Stephen Geis]

Less of a blizzard and more like a light dusting here in North Carolina ...

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[Alanroseman]

Still in all. Snow all the way to Alabama...
Looks beautiful.

 

[Alanroseman]

A Few More From This Morning

Here are a another two shots from this morning...