[Photo] Snowy Days? - Page 3

stoned_rabbit

United States324 Posts

December 27 2009 17:13 GMT

#41

On December 28 2009 01:59 CaucasianAsian wrote:
we had about 2 feet in the Washington D.C. area a week ago, but it's been warm and rainy since and so it's almost all gone.

yep, my car is finally free! yay. it was snowed in for the past week. not being able to go places sucks.

Athos

United States2484 Posts

December 27 2009 17:50 GMT

#42

On December 28 2009 01:59 CaucasianAsian wrote:
we had about 2 feet in the Washington D.C. area a week ago, but it's been warm and rainy since and so it's almost all gone.

Same here near Philly.

I really feel bad for you Canadians now.

Zoler

Sweden6339 Posts

December 27 2009 18:33 GMT

#43

We have a lot of snow here, like first time I see snow on christmas for 5 years, yaayy

Was walking home a few days ago and it was snowing so much and it was just getting dark, almost made me wanna start singing christmas songs. Snow is very special, tho annoying in ur neck ughhh.

Chef

10810 Posts

December 27 2009 19:09 GMT

#44

On December 27 2009 18:38 NeverGG wrote:

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I know what you mean in a way. It's so pretty, but it's frustrating because I don't want to go outside (I'm notoriously clumsy.) Also I'd love to photograph things in this weather, but I just can't risk my camera.

That's very understandable

It would be possible to buy a new, much less expensive camera for these occasions where you don't want to risk the good one. There's so many photos that are just a bad idea to bring a nice camera to (anything on water... haha), but they often turn out so pretty even if it's just with a crappy camera. But then I guess that boarders on degrading your passion into someone's vacation photos, I don't know how you'd feel about that. I'm lame enough to actually like seeing photos of my friends' travels.

Do you ever print large size photos to sell? I bet there's at least a few TLers who would pay for framed HQ pictures of certain progamers... Or even at events, if they let you solicit... Though I'm not sure they would.

Archaic

United States4024 Posts

December 27 2009 19:14 GMT

#45

D.C. area recently had a huge snow storm... 20-24 inches or so... Then on one of the warmer days afterwards (40-50 F), rain fell, and destroyed the monolithic layer similar to remains of a minor flurry... It was fun while it lasted.

ghrur

United States3786 Posts

December 27 2009 19:26 GMT

#46

It's been snowing like hell here in Minnesota...