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Snowy Day
Captured this photo while making a delivery run.
Captured this photo while making a delivery run.
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iPhone 6s
Aperture f/2.2 ISO 25 Shutter 1/1570 Focal Length 83/20 
Spring Creek, Pennsylvania, US
Jul, 2020Views
481
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Awards
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Outstanding Creativity
Top Choice
Superb Composition
Absolute Masterpiece
Peer Award
Magnificent Capture
All Star
Emotions
Happy
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Behind The Lens
Location
This photo is from a rural area between Spring Creek and Spartansburg Pennsylvania, USA. This is a little used back road, to literally nowhere.Time
This photo was taken late-morning, close to 11:30 am.Lighting
All Natural Lighting.Equipment
I used my smartphone (Apple iPhone) to capture this, as I was working as a delivery driver that morning. (My real camera was nice and warm at home.)Inspiration
This photo technically chose me. The glistening of the fresh snow, with the blue tint from the cold air (the air temp was close to 0F that morning) and bright sunny sky simply looked so nice, that I could not help but stop and get out of the warm vehicle to take the photo.Editing
No post processing. Pure smartphone HDR shot.In my camera bag
My actual camera bag contains a Canon DSLR (T7), 50mm lens, 18-135 mm lens, and a 75-300mm zoom, along with 4 flashes (One canon EX430-IIRT, one EX430-III, 2 SunPak look-alikes), 3 radio flash triggers from Yongnuo, along with a scanner radio (Weather, Fire/Police, Aircraft, Railroad bands), a lightweight rain coat, a flashlight, extra batteries for all, and a water bottle. This particular day, I did not have my bag with me, as I was working as a delivery driver, so the smartphone and a water bottle were all I had.Feedback
Take your time. Anyone rushing, or even just not wanting to get a bit chilly, would have missed it. There is almost always something around us to photograph, that will turn into a absolutely wonderful photograph, we just have to slow down, look, and find it.
