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Spring Snow NB:Because of the technique used to create the first three photographs below (seeherefor more information) they need to be enlarged to display properly. Click on each photograph to view a larger version. Snow Willows #2ƒâ€˜ Ontario, 2000 One week-day morning in mid-April I woke up to find that a couple of inches of snow had fallen on Toronto overnight. Spring foliage wasn't very well advanced yet, but the willow trees in a nearby ravine looked as if they'd been sugar coated. I knew that the snow would only last a couple of hours before melting away. A drive into the country was out of the question because of mid-week traffic so I grabbed my camera gear and headed to a bridge over...

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