Photographing a Wintry Frosty Landscape. 

Watching this I could almost smell the darkroom….the images are so classic and pure.

Very beautiful, serene, magical. Thanks for sharing.

One of your best Todd . . . Not just the photography, but your words as well.

Todd, when you were under a few of those trees I thought I hope he doesn't sneeze! Beautiful video as always and lovely images.

For an old Arizona photographer, a landscape covered in hoar frost is surreal. Your images and this video inspire me to brave the heat of summer to photograph scenes unique to that condition. Well done sir.

I shuddered just a little when you stepped over that barbed wire fence.

A wonderful inspiration - both the photography, and the determination to go out in that kind of weather. Bravo!

That chickenwire photograph! Man, there's three photos in here that are really inspiring for me. Thanks for sharing, Hasselfam.

thank you todd for sharing

Love this posting. Thanks so much!

Fantastic conditions and gorgeous images!

That's a pretty nice set Todd.

Beautiful as always Todd! Keep inspiring sir.

Beautiful

I hated to see this video end, thanks.

Wonderful pictures Todd...But hey, what's new! 👍

Fantastic winter conditions and photos. Subbed to your channel. Cheers from Norway 🙂👍❄️

Great shots Todd. Totally agree bad weather makes great pictures. Take a look at getting electric heated gloves. That make a world of a difference.

This channel is pretty vital for someone hailing from Edmonton like me. A good reminder that there is a lot of beauty to be found out on the prairies. Lovely work Todd.

You know it's winter on the prairies when you can just step over a barbwire fence!

Beautiful scenery and fantastic photographs.

Stunning!!!!!

Your closing statement, “…everything is so hard. But it’s beautiful” wrapped it up perfectly. So many beautiful images. The pano shots were perfect for the landscape you were photographing. Nicely done Todd!

"Man freezes to death but manages to capture epic photos."

Great Video!

Incredible stuff, thanks for sharing with us

simply gorgeous !!

Totally stunning - so glad to find you and your work! (and I was a 907X shooter for a while - wonderful cameras!)

Simply beautiful work here Todd!

Hi Todd ! Great ! Beautiful video and photos !!!

Wow, incredible conditions beautifully captured!

it's beautiful🙂 everything said!

Thanks for sharing.

stunning, amazing ...... Bravo ! zen billings

Hello from Massachusetts....this is great, a frosty version of the sand dunes. I (we!) appreciate the tenacity you bring to the artistic task. I also have the Hasselblad, the newer X2D. It's amazing, but (sadly) it does not have the crop masking feature for the panos-hope they fix that. Good to see that it operates in sub-zero temps. I have photographed the Tetons and high southwest, but not Canada‚ especially your part. I'm putting it on the list! I will bring the 'blad and Wista 4x5.

Beautiful photography!! I appreciate you getting out in the cold.

Thanks!

It's always inspirational to watch your videos, and this one is no exception. Beautiful b&w images. I love how you utilized black skies contrasting the white snow. Curious as to what post work you did to achieve the black skies? I'm presuming that maybe you dialed down the blues in LR or ACR after converting to b&w? FWIW - I now own all of the XCD lenses except the 80 & 35-75 zoom (no desire for either one of those, nor for the new V series either). I just purchased a used XCD 65 lens a couple of weeks ago. It and the 45/3.5 are now my favorite lenses. Both super sharp, and useful in so many instances. Loved watching you use yours in some of the shots.

Just glorious! Does this often happen in your part of Canada? Thanks for sharing with us this magic of winter!

oh man, i was hoping for you to take that second shot of the tiny house on those hills without the fence in the foreground! yet again a wonderful set of images. i wish i could just walk with you on a day like this. question: do you choose the crop-format, for example square vs. pano, beforehand or do you crop after the fact to see what works best?

beautiful images. do you shoot in black and white or convert in post processing

I really love the vibe of the video and the shots. Remembers me of my 6 months stay in Waterloo… 😊 what lens did you use? The 30mm?

Todd, What lens on the Hasselblad?

Just imagine lots of complimentary swearing, politely in a North-East England dialect..... that is all. :)

Hi Todd, on an unrelated matter, I have recently come into possession of a Chamonix 5x7, and I was wondering where you got your film from, I’m located in Calgary.