What a dumping of snow! Southern Ontario got hammered today. The Greater Toronto Area alone has received 15-20 centimetres of the white stuff – and we got off lucky. But I must say, I love it.
It’s been years since I’ve seen this much snow (it was at least five inches above my ankles) – probably since I was in grade school. But instead of staying indoors all day, I decided to ask my mom to join me outside – in this winter wonderland – to shoot some fun photos! It took about an hour of snapping, but I think our “session” was successful. Thanks, Mom!
But what about the rest of the country? Seeing as many of the bloggers who stop by this site are not from the Great White North, I wanted to compile images that depict our country’s winters using images I found by other independent artists at Saatchi Art.
This first image is shot by Indonesia photographer Kris Ham. During his travels, he was able to capture a photo of some skiers across the park at Mount Royal in Montreal, Quebec.
Artist S J Emberton was able to get a great candid shot of the empty, snow-covered and desolate Keats Street in Saskatchewan.
And I’ll leave you with something a bit more local. North Bay’s shot the slick road conditions in a series she titles Spring Drive.”
If you have any weather-related photos/posts, link them below! I’d love to check out what spells Old Man Winter cast on the rest of you.
