A stock photo showing snow falling at night, photographed from a low angle looking upward toward a streetlight. The light illuminates the snowfall, making individual flakes visible as they move through the dark sky. The background remains minimal and uncluttered, emphasizing contrast, motion, and nighttime winter conditions rather than place or activity.
This image clearly documents active snowfall at night and reads immediately as a weather-focused visual, making it suitable for professional use where clarity and atmosphere matter.
The dark sky and upward perspective create generous copy space while the streetlight anchors the composition.
✓ News or weather articles covering nighttime snowfall
✓ Editorial or educational content about winter conditions
✓ Website headers or background visuals needing motion and negative space
📍 Tip: Place text in the darker areas of the sky to maintain contrast and avoid overlapping the brightest snowfall near the light.
Clear lifetime commercial license
Marketing, websites, blogs, educational materials, and editorial graphics
Optional, never required
Commercial use permitted
Resale as a standalone image not allowed
Final sale digital download
Made by one artist — Katie Dobies Photography. No subscriptions. No AI imagery. Clear licensing you can trust.
A stock photo showing snow falling at night, photographed from a low angle looking upward toward a streetlight. The light illuminates the snowfall, making individual flakes visible as they move through the dark sky. The background remains minimal and uncluttered, emphasizing contrast, motion, and nighttime winter conditions rather than place or activity.
This image clearly documents active snowfall at night and reads immediately as a weather-focused visual, making it suitable for professional use where clarity and atmosphere matter.
The dark sky and upward perspective create generous copy space while the streetlight anchors the composition.
✓ News or weather articles covering nighttime snowfall
✓ Editorial or educational content about winter conditions
✓ Website headers or background visuals needing motion and negative space
📍 Tip: Place text in the darker areas of the sky to maintain contrast and avoid overlapping the brightest snowfall near the light.
Clear lifetime commercial license
Marketing, websites, blogs, educational materials, and editorial graphics
Optional, never required
Commercial use permitted
Resale as a standalone image not allowed
Final sale digital download
Made by one artist — Katie Dobies Photography. No subscriptions. No AI imagery. Clear licensing you can trust.
