Monochromatic Snow Abstracts

Every day I watch the sunlight skim off of the snowscape that is now our backyard, and I always find myself intrigued by the way in which the light casts shadows and highlights over the textured ground. Today I finally took some time to go around my yard and feed my visual curiosity. 

All photos were taken with Fuji X-T10 50-200mm f/3.4-4.8 lens at various apertures around 1/400th of a second. ISO was set to auto.

Entry for Friday January 29th 2016

I shot this image while exploring near an old hunting/fishing town near Oil City, Pennsylvania. My favorite part is the repeating pattern of trees, which lead you back to the small leaning tree that juts out into the open space at the end.

Fuji X-T1 f/5 1/160 ISO 1250

This image presented itself when I saw the curved path acting as a leading line to the lighthouse. This particular shot worked best in black and white because of the dull absence of color in the overall scene. 

Fuji X-T1 f/5.6 1/350 ISO 200