Image © Jeff Chevrier

I saw these doors exiting out to the parking lot at a theatre and made a quick image of them recently. Shot on a Leica M9 with 50mm lens, converted to black and white in Photoshop CS5. I think the frosted glass really helped make this a decent b&w image, and the repetitiveness of the signage / text too.

Image © Jeff Chevrier

Over the Christmas holidays I shot this image of skiers in the the fog under a ski-lift up north. I liked how the people on the lift seem to disappear into the distance as the ones in front give a sense of distance and scale. Made with a Nikon D7000 and Nikkor AFS-70-200mm f2.8D II VR lens at ISO 1600. Overexposed 1.5 stops or so to maintain the white, airy look of the fog and snow.

Image © Jeff Chevrier

This abstract image was created a couple of days ago by firing a new Nikon SB-700 on a D7000 up into the night as the snow fell towards me. I used a Nikkor AF 35mm f2D lens that gave me a 50 mm equiv. crop. I loved the micro detail and how the snow appears like stars in the night sky. You can see by the shape of the out of focus flakes that the aperture used on A mode was about f5.6.