I find the monochromatic nature of winter in Minnesota fascinating. Not only is all the color sucked from the landscape and covered with white, the low winter sun casts amazing shadows. Quite frequently the sky here is very clear, in fact, most of us dread a bright day, it means that it’s “too cold for clouds.” The photographic impact of that is that with no clouds at all in the sky, the light from the sun is like that of a single bare light bulb, no fuzzy-edged shadows, just nice, sharp silhouettes.
P.S. These are located in Uptown on Lake Street, do you know what popular hangout they are next to?
A snowy day with a clear sky is hard to beat!
A rare sight of sunshine
This is awesome.
Honest words, spoken by an honest man! “too cold for clouds” is definitely one of those phrases that we think daily but never, ever speak.