The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by expatdawn:
Snow in April - definitely not right. There's too much going on in this photo for me I'm very distracted.

The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by freakin_hilarious:
I think the word you're looking for is supposed. You're a bit underexposed, but I like the concept and the snow in flight.

The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by DrAchoo:
Dude! Is that a KZ900? I rode one of those for a few years. It was a beast. Sat in my parents garage for years until last month when my dad sold it for $100. Apparently it's running without too much trouble. Gas had leaked into the engine and actually kept everything from rusting.

The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by Teafran:
Snow and motorcycles certainly meets the definition of Not Quite Right and as such meets the challenge criteria in fine fashion. With respect to the image, it might have been better to get in a little closer and work with some bokeh to increase it's visual impact. A good solid entry into the challenge.

The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by retiredPhil:
Just when we thought Spring was here.

The snow was not suppost to happen.
by jimsapp

Comment by C_Steve_G:
Tire's flat anyway...

Snow is textured from skiing
by jimsapp

Comment by Sheryll:
Not sure you needed to explain it in the title but okay. You've got an original here. Well in this challenge at least. The texture of the snow is very intriguing indeed. The snow is a little gray and could use a little bump in exposure. There aren't any other spots in the shot that would suffer from it so it wouldn't hurt. Or alternately (or even in addition) you could change the color temp to just a bit warmer.

Snow is textured from skiing
by jimsapp

Comment by Steef:
awesome shot from the lift. the exposure is perfect and i like the composition a lot.

Snow is textured from skiing
by jimsapp

Comment by npasel:
Yes it is!

Snow is textured from skiing
by jimsapp

Comment by Teafran:
An excellant example of how to control light in highly reflective conditions. The snow is not overly white and the author avoided the temptation to add a overly blue cast to the snow to bring out it's features. A solid entry into the challenge.