Photo Friday: Cold Water Flowing

On February 1st eastern Nebraska received measurable snow, something that hasn’t happened very frequently in the last couple of years. Not only was it a good amount, but it was also wet and sticky snow that clung to everything. I ventured out before the wind could blow the snow off the branches and hiked into a winter wonderland at Platte River State Park. I followed the creek for a ways and found a few areas where the water flowed past the snow and ice. I got low to the ground to show the little cascade and used a wide angle to show all the great snow clinging to the environment. In the background one of the bridges that crosses the little stream complimented the scene nicely and I included this detail. I spent quite some time at this spot enjoying the quiet snow falling all around.

Technical Details:
Canon 5D Mark II, 16-35 f/4l lens @ 16mm, f/18, .6 s,
Platte River State Park, Nebraska