The Photo Game: Wintertime
This week's prompt is "Wintertime," which seemed straightforward. Just find some pictures of cold-looking, snowy things. Right?
![The Photo Game: Wintertime](/content/images/size/w2000/2023/01/20230123-IMG_0012-3.jpg)
Background
I've joined Kenneth Wajda and a small group of photographers in a weekly photo game. Each week Kenneth writes a prompt, and we're each tasked with creating a photograph that meets the prompt.
There are a few rules:
- All submissions must be scans of film, no photos from digital cameras
- Images must be taken, processed, and submitted by 8AM each Saturday
- Miss a week, and you're out
My goal in playing is simple. Get out and shoot film.
This Week
This week's prompt is "Wintertime," which seemed straightforward. Just find some pictures of cold-looking, snowy things. Right?
That's what this picture is. It's a weed poking through several inches of undisturbed snow. I saw it on an afternoon walk, and it caught my eye because it was the only thing sticking out of the snow.
![](https://andrewbridges.org/content/images/2023/01/20230123-IMG_0012.jpg)
I like the simplicity and contrast of the image. It's striking. I also like the symbolism of a lone plant standing tall, despite being inches deep in snow in the dead of winter.
The photo was captured on Ilford HP5+ using a Nikon N90s with a 35mm lens.
Other Photos from the Roll
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![](https://andrewbridges.org/content/images/2023/01/20230123-IMG_0024-andrewbridges.org-2.jpg)
![](https://andrewbridges.org/content/images/2023/01/20230123-IMG_0033-andrewbridges.org-2.jpg)