Color photo. A snow-covered wooden bridge, leading into a stand of trees in the distance.

I’m visiting family in Canada, and we started getting some snow yesterday.  It’s that kind of spring snow that’s wet, practically melting as it falls.  That makes it very sticky, and heavy, which means it coats everything it falls on.

So, of course, that meant I went for a walk while it fell, just before sunset, to see how things looked.  I’m pretty happy with what I found.  🙂

Gear: Nikon Z7 II, Nikon Z 24-70mm f2.8 S

Black & white photo. A trail, covered in a dusting of snow, leads from the bottom of the frame. It curves gently left, then right, passing behind trees. To the left of the path are a small stand of birch, with gleaming white bark. The other trees on either side have dark limbs, all of which have snow on top.
Color photo. Thin branches extended across the frame from the left. It is snowing, and the branches are beaded by gobs of melting snow. In the background, out of focus, are other trees and snow-covered reeds.
Color photo. A line of cattails recedes into the distance. Snow is falling, and each cattail is coated with snow on its right side, and bare on it's left.
Color photo. A snow-covered wooden bridge, leading into a stand of trees in the distance.