Looknsee Photography wrote:
Long story, bro.  So, the question is simple:  What are some good "snowed in" activities for the next few days?

Start a thread here asking what everyone thinks about escorts. That will keep you occupied until, say, July or so.   LOL

Studio36

GK photo wrote:
sex. that was always my go-to when i lived in climes that produced snow.

And those activities produce babies. 

Looknsee Photography wrote:
Long story, bro.  So, the question is simple:  What are some good "snowed in" activities for the next few days?

I've looked at your port.  Based on that...

1.  Try some new post processing/Photoshop techniques.  You've clearly done some things to push those limits.  Is there something you've wanted to do that you've not tried for lack of time?  You now have the time.

2.  Spend a little time playing with ideas for new projects.  You've got some different things you've done.  Where else can you take it?  Start listing some ideas.  Play with them in your mind.  Write out details.  Sketch out what you want to do.  Play with some themes for candidate projects.

3.  Browse online to see what others have done that you'd be interested in doing.  Are there photos in your area of interest being produced by others that you find interesting and that you'd like to be able to do?

4.  Learn video basics.  If you have a camera that can do video, try it.  Your profile doesn't indicate you do video, so there's something to learn.

Good luck!  Stay warm, have fun, and use the snow to your advantage!

Looknsee Photography wrote:
So, the question is simple:  What are some good "snowed in" activities for the next few days?

Put on sufficient clothing, warm socks and leave your house for long walks in the snow.
Walks. Not drives.

Wonderful light, wonderful images.

Graham Glover wrote:

And those activities produce babies. 

Comes even better after a long walk in the snow. After coming home and before having sex try this:



A mug of freshly brewed coffee, sweetened with plenty cube sugar, 4cl Jamaica rum (~1.3 fluid ounces; 54% vol.), mix it and put a topping of fresh whipped cream on it. It's a well proven drink called "Pharisäer" (Pharisees) from the northernmost northern Germany for icy weather. (We do not have so much snow here regularly but we are acustomed to nasty cold winds blowing with 50 and more miles per hour.)

TomFRohwer wrote:
A mug of freshly brewed coffee, sweetened with plenty cube sugar, 4cl Jamaica rum (~1.3 fluid ounces; 54% vol.), mix it and put a topping of fresh whipped cream on it. It's a well proven drink called "Pharisäer" (Pharisees) from the northernmost northern Germany for icy weather. (We do not have so much snow here regularly but we are acustomed to nasty cold winds blowing with 50 and more miles per hour.)

A few more variations on the theme of rum & coffee:
https://www.leaf.tv/articles/rum-coffee-drinks/

GK photo wrote:
sex. that was always my go-to when i lived in climes that produced snow.

Graham Glover wrote:
And those activities produce babies. 

not when alone

studio36uk wrote:
Just out of curiosity did Seattle get the same as you have?

They got some, but not like this.  The forecast here was for 1-2 inches, we got about a foot.  Worse, it was super sticky.

I think they got less snow.  Worse, however, their temperature peaked over freezing before dropping back down below.  That's the formula for black ice.  I walked to the grocery store earlier today -- it wasn't bad.  We've been below freezing since the snowfall, so the snow is still here, but it's crunchy, not slick.  Walk or drive -- be slow & cautious, and you'll get there.  Our forecast is that on Tuesday (give or take) it'll get up to the high 40s & stay above freezing, so we'll be saying goodbye to the white stuff soon enough.  Meanwhile, I'm happy enough sticking close to home -- the satellite TV is back, and I got plenty of fun & not-so-fun projects (e.g. tax stuff) to do.