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14 comments:
very pretty and so peaceful looking
Very delicate.
The fence appears to be holding the invading forest at bay. I like the look of that fence line, too.
Health and happiness to you as we travel into 2010.
A really nice winter monochrome. Maybe change the white point on the curves menu to make the snow a little whiter and take out a little of the grey; that would also increase the contrast a little more. Just me making a comment.
Very nice. The trees came out so well and so wintery in B&W.
Lovely shot!!! I found your blog via Sydney Eye!!!
Wonderful and perfectly composed shot! Hope your holidays were happy :-)
Snow and bare trees are a natural for monochromatic. Tis is very nice.
Ooooh. Pretty.
I love this thing about winter, when the trees are dressed up in white. Lovely! We have the same thing here now but much more snow.
goes to show you that black and white can be as good as color. Nice shot. Bye Bye Ed
Snow should be like this .. pristine and untarnished
Love the texture....
I like the look of that fence line, too.
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