Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “snow”
The theme for this week’s Inventory Reduction, the last week, is Snow Horses. I am offering a variety of sizes and prices of Gallery Wrapped Canvases which are ready to hang, and they will be available for 1 week only at these reduced prices. Shipping is free in the United States. All canvases will be signed by Carol Walker. This …
New Wild Horse Artwork “Winter Paint” by Carol Walker This image was taken last month at the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary in South Dakota. This beautiful wild paint horse stands in the snow, and the high key treatment of the image gives it a stark, minimalist look. This image works best as a long, narrow image. The code for …
New Horse Artwork “Snowy Mare” by Carol Walker This beautiful Andalusian mare named Limonera runs with joyful abandon in the gently falling snow in Colorado. This is an image with just a hint of color in a white scene featuring an almost white mare. The image was photographed at a high shutter spreed to capture the action of her mane …
This year in Colorado has been an unpredictable one in regards to the weather. We have had cold and snow, and now warm sunny days, but the threat of snow is still real, with March and April sometimes our snowiest months, and although plants and trees are budding, it is too early to be taking beautiful green spring shots. So …
After the snow has fallen, and the sun comes out in the afternoon or the next day, you can have a beautiful untouched snowscape for your photographs. If the sun is shining and there is snow on the ground, you will have a very bright scene, because the snow will reflect the light. You need to decrease your ISO to …
My very favorite time to photograph horses is when they are in the snow. As long as I am bundled up so that I am not cold, I can stay out for hours photographing. There are two different times I do snow photography – when it is snowing, and after it has snowed, and cleared up. Today I will discuss …