Winter, winter, winter - and along with the cold, we get snow. It was only flurries, but it is a precursor of times to come. I love the way the headlights catch the snowflakes - with the slow shutter speed, the individual flakes become streaks of light. It can be challenging to take pictures in a snowstorm. The camera tends to get wet, and electronics and moisture don't always play well together. The best thing that I've found is to rest my hands on top of the camera when I'm not taking shots, but when it's bad enough, I put the camera away, or put the body into a ziploc bag to protect it. (Put the camera in the bag, with the lens poking out - the plastic protects the electronics, and the lens is free and clear.)
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