Frosty Faces
Feb 11, 2013
Dan Alfson started taking photos as a hobby 3 years ago. "Little did I know how much it would become part of who I am today," Alfson says. The Custer resident shared these winter photos of Black Hills wildlife. View more of his work on the Alfson Photography Facebook page.
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"I love being able to go out and capture that moment in nature and to have someone look at my photo and say WOW," Alfson says. -
"And I love getting out and seeing what nature has to offer – which is lots if a person just slows down and looks around." -
"It is still a hobby but my camera is usually not too far away because you just never know what you may come across in nature. You have to be ready for it when it happens." -
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