Chaotic Snow Tracks

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Image © Jeff Chevrier

Stormy weather brings abstract image opportunities! I love shooting these patterns in the fresh snow. Shot last week after the storm on a Leica M8 I am trying-out with a Leica 28mm f2.8 Elmarit-M ASPH. I really think that having a small camera at all times will dramatically broaden your image-taking opportunities. Take your camera out with you everywhere for two weeks and see what you get, you will be amazed!

Under the Bridge

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Image © Jeff Chevrier

An old, country bridge in a bad state of decay as seen from standing on the frozen river and looking up. Shot on a Leica M8 with a 15mm super-wide lens, processed in Aperture and Silver Effex Pro from Nik Software. Want to learn how to do more with your images? Want to grow as a photographer? Do you REALLY know your camera? We offer amazing one to one training (and also small groups) by the hour! Check the homepage for details soon!

Countryside Trees

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Image © Jeff Chevrier

Driving along a nearby country-road last Sunday before the epic Canada - USA Gold Medal hockey final, (wouldn’t miss that!!)... I saw these shadows at the roadside and had to jump out of the car to get some! Shot on a Leica M9 with a Leica 28mm f2.8 Elmarit-ASPH lens. Gotta say, that M9 makes some of the sweetest, most detailed images I have ever made on any camera!

Snow Coral?

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Image © Jeff Chevrier

MAN has it been a while since I added to the blog! No excuses, lost my blog Mojo I guess for a while! Since starting in February we finally got some now, I thought that I would post an image I call snow-coral. Shot on a Leica M8 with a Leica Summicron 35mm f2 ASPH, this pattern is simply holes in the snow at my feet after water dripped off the eves-trough above. Hope you like it.

Cars after the storm

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Image © Jeff Chevrier

Stormy weather can be great to shoot, as the highly volatile, changing light can be dramatic. Here, I was stuck stopped in traffic at an on-ramp and looked out to see cars passing by against a deep gray sky.