I pass this field nearly every day between my house and Jim Thorpe. It is a fairly wide open field, except for a group of three trees jutting out of the ground. After passing them for way too many times than I can think about, I pulled over in the snow one afternoon. It wasn’t planned, the weather had just gone south for a little bit – but I did have my camera in the car.
Once the weather calmed down a bit, I grabbed a few shots of this lonely group of trees, this one coming out in post-production the way I was looking for. It reminded me of how I was feeling standing out in the windy cold afternoon, other than fairly stupid for being out there in just a sweater 🙂
The gallery image is printed on 8×10 Polar Gloss Metallic paper and is $75 at the event.
- Title: Three Trees in Snow
- Camera: ILCE-7RM2
- Focal length: 240mm
- Aperture: ƒ/6.3
- ISO: 200
- Shutter speed: 1/1000s
- Copyright: ©2019 John P. Hoke