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Canon EOS5DII + Canon EF 4/24-105 L USM



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Beautifully done!

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Thank you gentlemen!


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As above, so below.

A bold statement!


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Thank you Eugene!


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Nice composition. Good exposure, too. The snow looks like snow, instead of gray mud.


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I like the white snow, perhaps the sky could be a little darker to emphasize the horizon as well as the snow on the branches?


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I spy a heart. This would be a good Valentines Day photo.

Don't see it? Take a look at where the two main branches fork from the trunk of the large tree. Just above this fork, there's another branch that curves down, then back up, then down again, forming a somewhat lopsided heart, but a heart nonetheless.

fuzzywuzzy wrote:
I like the white snow, perhaps the sky could be a little darker to emphasize the horizon as well as the snow on the branches?


You'd have to "burn in" the horizon using your photo editing software, or else you'll darken the snow, which you don't want. But yeah, it could work. I don't mind the subtle horizon, though.


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Thanks Michael, I hadn't noticed the heart before; now I see it every time I look at the photo! Wink


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excellent work!!
All the best,
Sandro


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I like it a lot.

Almost a white key image.

A darker sky should paste the image of the trees.

I like the pic in the way it is.

PD. In color image yes, the sky should be dark


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papasito wrote:
I like it a lot.

Almost a white key image.

A darker sky should paste the image of the trees.

I like the pic in the way it is.

PD. In color image yes, the sky should be dark


Thank you!
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