I love winter on black and white film but when an opportunity presents itself to combine colors and snow I don't mind loading a color film and heading out at all. Actually, it's a great change of pace and a super opportunity to be on a lookout for something different.

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Although I must admit, this time I found that something different along my favorite road in the Southtowns of Buffalo, NY. Yes, we're right back by one of my favorite barns only this time the colors of the corn husks provided a wonderful foreground for the winter scene.

Corn & SnowRural Southtowns

Corn & Snow, Rural Southtowns in Winter, Buffalo, NY
Photographed on film: Nikon N75, Kodak Portra 400

And the second photo? Not far from the first one at all as it was just across the road. It's my favorite group of dancing trees only this time with that special foreground of corn and snow and in color.

Corn & Dancing TreesRural Southtowns

Corn & Dancing Trees, Rural Southtowns of Buffalo, NY in Winter
Photographed on film: Nikon N75, Kodak Portra 400

I will admit, for more than a year, I've been hooked on the color palette of the Kodak Portra film. I realize it may not be for everybody but I dig it. Feel free to leave me a comment about how you feel about it.

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