Here's one from the past weekend, shot in Vietas a high altitude pine forest in northern Sweden. The shooting conditions wasn't great for photographing the forest, still lots of snow on the ground but no snow in the trees, strong sun most of the time. You can't really shoot and not wanting the snow to be there, and in overview scenes the contrast between the snow-free forest and the bright snow-covered ground is really difficult to work with. Some new snow or frost in the trees would have made it easier, but that just wasn't the case this weekend.
Anyway, the extremely pure white snow and dead wood that had been uncovered in the melting did catch my attention. Most of the time when melting the snow in the forest is dirty from falling debris from the trees etc, but this time a thin layer of new snow was on top, still melted away from the branches.
I've attached two shots. One is shot with the SK180 at f/16, the other with SK72 at f/16 and some tilt, both on my trusty Linhof Techno. The digital back is a H4D-50, processed with my own DCamProf color profile in RawTherapee. For these subjects I preferred a simple low contrast look.
(Hmmm... what happened to the small thumbnails for image attachments that expanded when clicking on them? my images seems to have become fixed-size regardless of page size :-/ sorry for that, but I don't know how to fix it.)