In a January Fog
While not unheard of, foggy days in Edmonton are also not very common. This last weekend in Edmonton was however one of those times – a fog just heavy enough to hide the far side of the river valley and flatten out depth. The high humidly and sub-zero temperature resulted in a delightful, frosty coating on the trees.
Combining the fog, frost and late afternoon/early-evening light lead to these moody, black and white images:

Frosty Thorns

Poles in a Frosty Landscape

The Five

Three, with Frosty Wires

Rowland Bend
Winter Nature – Black and White
Here are a few of my recent black and white photos showing Edmonton’s river valley in early January.

Path Through the Riverside Brush

Snow Covered Tangle

Patterns In and On (and the Edmonton Queen)

Up a Snowy Trail

Downtown Edmonton Over the Frozen North Saskatchewan River
A Winter’s Night in Olds – Black and White Visions
Here is part 2 of my photos from a cold (and a bit foggy) January evening walk around the town of Olds, Alberta. Part 1 featured color photos (subdues as they were); this set is all black and white:
January Variety (Photos)
Here are a good variety of photos that I took this third week of January 2010. There are some night, some day, some clear, some snowy, some abstract, some representational: