Winter’s Sparkles

Let It Snow, Let Me Go! • Crisp Winter Night Sky • Technology As A Hindrance

By George Lepp

Updated July 27, 2016

As a longtime reader of your column and one who lives in a very cold environment, I'd like to know what kinds of subjects you look for during the winter months.

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Originally Published October 21, 2014

George Lepp

One of North America’s best-known contemporary outdoor and nature photographers and a leader in the field of digital imaging and photographic education, Lepp is the author of many books and the field editor of Outdoor Photographer magazine. One of Canon’s original Explorers of Light, Lepp finds inspiration in advancing technology that fuels creative innovation and expression of his life-long fascination with the natural world.

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