Driving to NYC from VT in an ebbing snowstorm. I stopped at a rest area on i91, and heavy, wet snow covered the evergreen trees. It made for a pretty nice, almost black-and-white textural show.
This photo was made with one of the first digital still cameras I began using in the early 2000s, and it helped convince me that digital might have an actual future. Ha! Little did we fathom in 2002 that digital cameras would almost fully replace film within a few short years.
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