Shooting In Snow & Ice

Instead of letting your cameras hibernate, get out and take advantage of the best of winter

Text & Photography By Rob Sheppard

Updated June 30, 2016

The key to exposing snow (and bright ice) is to expose your scene so the snow is bright, not gray.

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Originally Published December 16, 2014

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