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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 795457" data-attributes="member: 10038">Well,, the forecast is for Freezing rain,, not good for the power companies,, but,,, could be good for the photographers.If the ice starts to build up,, then I think I will have to get up early Sunday morning,, say,,,, Downtown,, with the ice on the xmas tree, and that amazing shine on the brick street?&nbsp; or maybe deep in the woods, ice coating the branches,, and fog coming up from the snow.&nbsp; or the barn with a valley of fog,, and ice,course,, also will have to traverse treacherous roads. So be safe out there.... don't take chances!&nbsp; oops.. I don't listen to my own advice,, micro spikes!&nbsp; for the feet!&nbsp; great for walking on slippery conditions. I buy mineat a sporting store,,also Yak Traks work,, anything to reduce the risk of falls especially with your expensive camera and lens..speaking of which, one of my friends sent me a photo of his D800 and 24-70 2,8 that had fallen off his kitchen table!split the lens in two, and damanged the camera mount severely!&nbsp;&nbsp; ughhhhh!!!&nbsp; such agony.&nbsp;&nbsp; &amp;#8203;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 795457, member: 10038"] Well,, the forecast is for Freezing rain,, not good for the power companies,, but,,, could be good for the photographers. If the ice starts to build up,, then I think I will have to get up early Sunday morning,, say,,,, Downtown,, with the ice on the xmas tree, and that amazing shine on the brick street? or maybe deep in the woods, ice coating the branches,, and fog coming up from the snow. or the barn with a valley of fog,, and ice, course,, also will have to traverse treacherous roads. So be safe out there.... don't take chances! oops.. I don't listen to my own advice,, micro spikes! for the feet! great for walking on slippery conditions. I buy mine at a sporting store,, also Yak Traks work,, anything to reduce the risk of falls especially with your expensive camera and lens.. speaking of which, one of my friends sent me a photo of his D800 and 24-70 2,8 that had fallen off his kitchen table! split the lens in two, and damanged the camera mount severely! ughhhhh!!! such agony.  [/QUOTE]

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