Originally posted by normhead
I always find thats the biggest problem in most cases, is finding a spot with the best angle and the least amount of debris in the way.. sometimes I wish I had a saw.
Great shots by the way.
I had a few hairy situations try to move a log/debris

Sometimes it's just not doable
Originally posted by UpNorth
Here's a couple I took LAST January (2011) at Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis, MN - from BEHIND the falls (used my mad ice-climbing skills

). This winter's been to mild for any "good" shots.

I am a native Minnesotan, and have photographed Minnehaha a few times but never in the winter....maybe next year for Xmas if it's colder than it was this year. The falls out here in the NW don't freeze themselves, but if it dips below freezing for a few days, then spray covers everything in about an inch of ice. It's crazy to see, entire trees/bridges/photographers

encased in ice.
Here is an example. That's not snow you see in the photo...all ice