13 Action News viewer submitted photos of this past weekend's winter storm.
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Michael Kenna's snow photography shows how 10-hour exposures can reveal what both our eyes and sensors miss
In an era where cameras fire off 30 frames per second and computational photography happens in milliseconds, Michael Kenna still works the way he did in 1987: one frame, one night, sometimes ten hours ...
Even with air temperatures below freezing, snow and ice can still melt. Here’s why warm sun, ground heat and humidity matter ...
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