Photographer Lincoln Barbour knows that preparation is just as important as technical skill, especially when shooting in extreme conditions. While on assignment for Minarik Architecture in Bozeman, Montana, Barbour faced a brutal -21°F morning. Undeterred, he layered up, packed extra batteries, and set out to capture the minimalist home nestled in the snowy landscape.
The house’s clean lines and natural materials blended beautifully with the wintry surroundings, creating the kind of harmony Barbour loves to photograph. Despite the freezing temperatures, he shot for nearly two hours, producing some of the most atmospheric images of his career with snow swirling, soft light reflecting, and winter’s stillness perfectly preserved.
For Barbour, it’s simple: “If you’re ready for anything, you can focus on what matters: getting the shot.”
See images from the project below, or view the whole project here. For more of Lincoln’s work, visit his Workbook portfolio.
