I hope this intimate winter scene will be appealing to the viewers. comments appreciated... please see repost for correction of water spot? As for the tiny spot on the uLc. i never thought this tiny blemish in the snow would be noticeable , my eyesight is very poor ,remember i'm 82
D600.. 50mm f1.8 f/13. 1/400 sec. iso 200. tripod - cable release . mirror up.
Look deep into nature, and you will understand everything better.
Albert Einstein
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15 commentsI wonder, what is that round thing above and to the left of the water body? It looks a bit too sharp and too big for a dust bunny, so maybe a drop on the lens or something? Should not be too difficult to remove I reckon.
This is fantastic! Your intimates have been nothing short of amazing. I love this one. The contrast is excellent and I love the purity of the snow here. Excellent work!
Ok, the aforementioned circle - that's a new one and makes me curious what caused it. No biggie, but you did miss a little dust bunny along the top edge.
The only tiny wish here would be that I wish that the curve in the snow on the left edge was complete. Guess you can't have everything.... Very minor and does not detract from my enjoyment of this intimate winter scene.
Lon
What are you going to do when the snow melts away...
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Ed
Simply beautiful. No need for critique or nits from me...I'm too busy enjoying it.
I really enjoy this study of these intimate grasses. The contrasts are created naturally with the white snow and the darker toned grasses. I enjoy how you framed up the grasses, and my eyes are enjoying exploring this image.
Very nice work.
Very pleasing winter scene. You really have a knack at seeing and composing this sort of intimate image. Well done.