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First let me say thats It’s good to see you posting regularly 😀 I really love both of these photos Laurie but the texture and the shadows in the last photo is just spectacular 😀 have a great day.
Hi Joe! I’m just back from a fabulous weekend with great friends, and am trying to get caught up on stuff before the Super Peyton Manning Bowl 🙂
Thanks for your awesome comments … I’m making some progress, and you know how I love winter photography.
I will say that the indoor, candid shots with friends did NOT turn out. Back to the book later today if I can find time!
You’ve got an eye for beauty Laurie! I like both photos but I fell in love with the second one! Rays of sun and fresh snow.. you’ve captured it so well!
Elina, I’m so glad you like that second one. I knew when I saw the sun on snow that I just had to catch it, but I wasn’t sure others would get it. Thanks!!
OMG [I NEVER say OMG!!] You have captured the texture and the suns rays in that second pic – this I think must be quite something to do, new camera or old camera – are you perhaps some kind of photography genius??
My favourite thing about fresh snow is that it makes the new day look so promising, a clean slate. I used to go around our yard and sweep off the fence top so the birds would have a place to land as they waited their turn to fly into our feeder. Your snow capped fence just reminded me how much I really miss watching those busy birds ever morning.
I really love the first photo, and it suits your title well: perspective. The parallel lines move toward a common point on the horizon, just like our teachers taught us in art class. Great work with the snow, which I always find to be a challenging environment.
you said that so well, Crystal. I was never an art student and never considered myself very artistic at all, and therefore find it interesting that I have gotten so into photography as an art form. Loving it!
Laurie, you caught the sparkles! I never catch the sparkles. (I clicked to look closer at Sunrise) Pretty!
YAY! I’m so glad you pointed that out … I had to go back and look and it made me smile 🙂
First let me say thats It’s good to see you posting regularly 😀 I really love both of these photos Laurie but the texture and the shadows in the last photo is just spectacular 😀 have a great day.
Hi Joe! I’m just back from a fabulous weekend with great friends, and am trying to get caught up on stuff before the Super Peyton Manning Bowl 🙂
Thanks for your awesome comments … I’m making some progress, and you know how I love winter photography.
I will say that the indoor, candid shots with friends did NOT turn out. Back to the book later today if I can find time!
Sorry to hear the shots with friends didn’t turn out, why don’t you send me a couple and I will try to diagnose 😀
ok I will … as soon as I download them.
I’m quite sure it was the settings and the user 🙂
beautiful, Laurie
Thank you, Bruce. I’m so glad that these have been so well received.
You’ve got an eye for beauty Laurie! I like both photos but I fell in love with the second one! Rays of sun and fresh snow.. you’ve captured it so well!
Elina, I’m so glad you like that second one. I knew when I saw the sun on snow that I just had to catch it, but I wasn’t sure others would get it. Thanks!!
🙂
OMG [I NEVER say OMG!!] You have captured the texture and the suns rays in that second pic – this I think must be quite something to do, new camera or old camera – are you perhaps some kind of photography genius??
Pauline, as my blogger friend Liana says, you give such good like! Really, you’ve made me smile BIG!
You’re doing a great job with that new camera! The snow looks so pretty.
We just haven’t had near the snow that I like to see, so I was glad we got at least a little! Thank you!
Lovely shots.
Thank you! It’s so good to hear from you, and I’m glad to see your new posts as well!
Very nice!
Thanks so much 🙂
Just lovely!
So glad you liked them, Mae!
My favourite thing about fresh snow is that it makes the new day look so promising, a clean slate. I used to go around our yard and sweep off the fence top so the birds would have a place to land as they waited their turn to fly into our feeder. Your snow capped fence just reminded me how much I really miss watching those busy birds ever morning.
I so agree about that first day of a fresh snowfall … so clean, and so peaceful, too
I really love the first photo, and it suits your title well: perspective. The parallel lines move toward a common point on the horizon, just like our teachers taught us in art class. Great work with the snow, which I always find to be a challenging environment.
you said that so well, Crystal. I was never an art student and never considered myself very artistic at all, and therefore find it interesting that I have gotten so into photography as an art form. Loving it!
Loving it…and blowing us away! I have said it before and say it again: you have an eye for framing a photo. You are an artist, no doubt.