Frozen! | Winter Waterfalls in the Gorge |

After 2 days of blizzard conditions I carefully made my way back to the gorge to capture the waterfalls as they freeze in the arctic conditions.
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[@michaelacookePDX]

Love the photos. I got cold just watching this.

[@Luigi13]

Those are some very good shots of the Columbia Gorge, I will have to take a chance to visit it this winter hopefully.

[@georgemason2472]

Horsetail and Latourelle are awesome in the ice. I use those handwarmers you can stick in your gloves. They work best with mittens. Especially liked the Horsetail shot.

[@JamesParkerPhotography]

Unfortunately Latourell is closed for trail repairs so no way to get a photo of it until that's completed.. I have used the little packets in the gloves before. I'm thinking a hybrid approach will work best for me - glove liners, gloves, then mittens with some sort of warmer - either the little packets or a battery heated glove.

[@haroldcarlson2775]

I really like your image down stream of Bridal Veil, nicely done. As for gloves, I hope you do a followup video, if you find something. I'm also looking for something that actually works. I resorted to simply putting those cheap chemical hand warmers straight into my glove and even then my finger tips were cold when it was 2 degrees outside.

[@stigfloberghagenphotography]

Nice video and photos 👍❄️

[@Kexchoklad373]

Good content and good photos, I like the one at 5:22 in particular! Regarding the gloves, I've personally been using 3 layers lately in temperatures down to about -30 F: A thin but still fairly warm pair of "base-layer" gloves for dexterity, and thick goatskin mittens on top of these with wool liner inserts. These mittens are made to be fairly roomy. Tight fitting ones tend to get a lot colder. I keep these on while hiking and take them off whenever I need to work with my camera. I've attached them to my wrists so it's pretty quick and easy to take them on/off. I haven't felt the need to use hand warmers of any sort, but keeping a pack of chemical warmers in your bag is always a good idea! Keep up the good work!

[@JamesParkerPhotography]

Thanks! I just ordered a pair of heated mittens with the tips that fold back. I plan on using them with a base layer and adding chemical packs if I need to. I'll be sure to report back if they are a success.

[@offbeatvandals6072]

I found fingered gloves are usless in cold weather. I switched to the mitten style gloves that you can fold back the tip of the mitten . I also put hand warmers in the tips so when you flip them back over your finger tips thaw out faster

[@JamesParkerPhotography]

I just ordered a pair of heated mittens with the fold back tips. I'm hoping that will make a difference.

[@johncallery814]

Great photos! Did you use a circular polarizer?

[@JamesParkerPhotography]

All but the last image. Ice was forming too fast so I’d leave the polarizer on till I was ready to shoot then pop it off, take the photo, then put it back on to keep the main lens clear.