Winter Outdoors... post your shots here!

[debroglie]

I thought I'd celebrate the beauty of the winter season a little with some snapshots.

These shots are from my week-long family skiing trip, with my brand new Canon SD200. (Keep in mind I just am a hobbyist when it comes to photography, I don't really know much about it. I feel a little intimidated by everyone else's beautiful shots, but feel free to show me up!)

I love the sky behind the trees.

The poor trees were all covered with ice from the snow-makers. I was upset that the chair lift cables snuck into the shot.

Overlooking a run from the lift.

It was a beautiful evening, indeed.

I really like this shot. Can anyone guess how I got the coloration? (Hint: no photoshop or anything of the sorts)

My girlfriend took this shot with the same technique as the previous shot. (She caught me in the corner )



Thanks to imageshack for the hosting. All shots were taken at Nub's Nob in Harbor Springs, MI.

 

[zulgand04]

wow ur so lucky, we had 2 inchs of snow two days ago now its all gone

-Neal

 

[NorCalDFS]

Winter pix

I thought I'd celebrate the beauty of the winter season a little with some snapshots.

I really like this shot. Can anyone guess how I got the coloration? (Hint: no photoshop or anything of the sorts)

Thanks to imageshack for the hosting. All shots were taken at Nub's Nob in Harbor Springs, MI.

I would say that you took the pictures through your goggles? Only reason i know that is i did the same on Mt. Shasta at 12k feet...turned out awesome! Nice pix...if i can ever find my darn camera i'll take some as well.

 

[homerjward]

those are some awesome pics! winter around here looks pretty much like summer...

 

[debroglie]

I would say that you took the pictures through your goggles? Only reason i know that is i did the same on Mt. Shasta at 12k feet...turned out awesome! Nice pix...if i can ever find my darn camera i'll take some as well.

Ding, ding, ding, we have a winner! I tried it on a whim and was amazed at how well it worked!

 

[OutThere]

Ok, so I sort of saw that the person in the foreground wasn't having much fun doing a wedge, so I fixed his leg, then I sort of started messing around with the colors and all that stuff, and made somewhat of an interesting new look:

Here are some of my own from the last couple days:

 

[debroglie]

Ok, so I sort of saw that the person in the foreground wasn't having much fun doing a wedge, so I fixed his leg, then I sort of started messing around with the colors and all that stuff, and made somewhat of an interesting new look:



Here are some of my own from the last couple days:

Haha, great take on my shot! Quite frankly, there is nothing that makes me more angry on the slopes than a skier plowing slowly. Skiing involves such grace and agility and I think that the wedge is a crying shame (although sometimes necessary for beginners I suppose). It is just as bad when a snowboarder goes down an entire hill sideways, clearing away all of the nice snow and leaving ice for following people. :Rant over:

I really enjoyed your pictures, especially the second one.

Anyone else?

P.S. As far as photoshopping goes, I think I will tackle getting rid of the pesky rope across the run in the latter pictures later today.

 

[OutThere]

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I really love the orange tone in the shots through the goggles, it really has a very warm, true tone that is very hard to achieve with editing software like photoshop.