Thanks Nye. This was one of those lucky, “shoot and point” shots. It had snowed the night before and I knew there would be some nice “snow scenes” around campus. What really made this photo was the blue sky in the background to create a nice depth of field.
Yes, I sure hope the weather is nice in Laos next week; Aon tells me that the weather is hot one day and cold the next.
I expect it to be a little chilly in Vientiane but warmer in Paksong–but definitely much warmer than Korea!
how much snow on average do you get in Korea? It must not be as much as New England, here we have had enough snow for 10 winters! 40″ since Christmas and more coming And it’s been wicked cold, too.
“Bobby Washkowiak battles his way through the bitter first winter of the Korean War, longing for home. Fifty years later, his son and grandson come across the wartime letters from the father and grandfather they never knew and learn what happen to him on one of the battlefields of that “forgotten war.” In this emotional tour de force, Jeffrey Miller vividly recreates the horrors of combat and the yearning for closure experienced by millions of soldiers and their families.” - Michael Breen, author of Kim Jong-Il: North Korea's Dear Leader and The Koreans: Who They Are, What They Want, Where their Future Lies.
In Ice Cream Headache, Billy stops in at the Supreme Dairy Bar for a milkshake. While the owner of the dairy bar, Ray, is making the milkshake, Ray thinks back to when he was a child and went to the soda fountain at Adkins’ Drug Store with his father and sister for malts and ice [...]
This is beautiful, looks very cold. I’m sure you can’t wait to get to Laos, I hope it’s warm there in February.
Thanks Nye. This was one of those lucky, “shoot and point” shots. It had snowed the night before and I knew there would be some nice “snow scenes” around campus. What really made this photo was the blue sky in the background to create a nice depth of field.
Yes, I sure hope the weather is nice in Laos next week; Aon tells me that the weather is hot one day and cold the next.
I expect it to be a little chilly in Vientiane but warmer in Paksong–but definitely much warmer than Korea!
Nice picture, well composed.
how much snow on average do you get in Korea? It must not be as much as New England, here we have had enough snow for 10 winters! 40″ since Christmas and more coming
And it’s been wicked cold, too.