In the ongoing effort to unearth forgotten gems hidden in my catalog of images, here is another Sunday’s Hidden Treasure.
Camera: Canon EOS 40D
Lens: Canon EF 17-40 f4 L
ISO: 100
Aperture: f11
Shutter Speed: 1/200 sec.
Original Capture Date: 2/7/2009
Jeff Sinon Photography 
Purple snow. Nice. Was that on purpose? 😉
Purple? Sounds like someone need to calibrate their monitor 😉
A light purple, anyway. I don’t know about calibrating monitors, but if I needed to calibrate my monitor, wouldn’t my flesh tones be off? Or maybe my eyes are off? 🙂
Admittedly there is a slight bluish tint to the snow, but purple, I don’t really see it. Could just be my eyes though 😀
Or mine. I think mine are older than yours. 🙂
🙂 whose footprints are these? 😉
I believe they were from a fox, or possibly a coyote. They were definitely canine, so heck they could have been a dog’s foot prints.
For a moment I thought they were your foot prints, Jeff .
Ha-ha! No, not mine, since I was wearing snowshoes mine would have been much bigger 😀
What do I know about snow? Practically nada, too cold for me. ☺
You can stay nice and warm and admire the snow in my photos then. 🙂
I have always lived in warm places and never really had an opportunity to experience it for longer than 3 days and that was the extent of the cold I could take. Yes, I do better watching the snow from a photograph.
I’ll try to accomodate you with some more snow filled images you can enjoy from the comforts of your nice warm home.
That would be so nice and I will appreciate seeing it and not feeling it. Did you accept that Pinterest invitation I sent you? You never know who is watching.
Yes I did, thank you. I’ve been so crazy busy at my “real” job I haven’t had time to post anything though. 😦
Give time some time.
Beautiful picture and a great composition. It’s always nice to stop by your blog.
Well thank you Sir, you are more than welcome to stop by any time 🙂
Cold subject, Jeff, but it gives me a warm feeling. Really love how the footprints lead you through it. Superb.
Thanks Brandon.