Haas was a pioneering color photographer who, like Leiter, used color not as mere documentation but as a poetic and expressive element in urban and environmental scenes. His atmospheric winter and street photographs share the same dreamlike softness and painterly color sensibility found in Snow.

Fan Ho created deeply atmospheric street and environmental photographs that emphasize mood, light, and a quiet contemplative stillness closely aligned with Leiter's approach in Snow. Both photographers treat the urban environment as a canvas for lyrical, almost abstract visual poetry.

Callahan repeatedly photographed winter landscapes and urban scenes with a minimalist, meditative sensibility that resonates strongly with Leiter's Snow. His careful attention to tonal relationships and the quiet emotional weight of cold, spare environments mirrors the reflective mood of this specific work.