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from ulku/Hulya (526) 
on December 13, 2009 9:18:01 AM CST
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Hi Steve, I just went through your portfolio as one of the winter landscapes you have posted was quite interesting.. well I am glad that I did, as I found even more interesting winter landscapes and white-colour dominant images. I really liked this image, it's very elegant, the light has been handled with a big care, and the tree in front conveys a feeling of solitude in a quite positive way. Thanks for sharing. Hulya
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from petersaunders/Peter (5,089)
on December 31, 2003 11:50:50 AM CST
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A classic balanced composition. I love the merest hint of colour in the background tree in this otherwise bleak scene. The foreground tree is wonderfully frail and the overall mood of silence is beautifully captured. A poetic photo which could inspire a haiku.
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from kpskhalsa/Karta Purkh (16,099)
on November 3, 2003 7:54:04 PM CST
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It would have been a nice photo without the snow falling. With it though boosts it quite a bit. It has a great dynamic and a good excuse for the sullen sky.
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From swilcox/Steve (10,315)
on November 4, 2003 8:19:48 AM CST
If given the choice between snow or no snow, I would have quickly chosen no snow. But I appreciate that you also found that the falling snow wasn't a distraction from the mood and scene.
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from kitkit/Kit (3,964)
on June 15, 2003 12:28:20 PM CDT
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Hi, Steve, thanks for comment on my pic and happy to see you in Photosig. This is one of the best moody pic that I ever see. The white winter, with the component of rotten tree and white snow, it can show a cool, sad and lonely feeling to me. Besides, excellent technique of using PS for the brightness adjustment. Well done and thanks for sharing ^_^
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from mikebeecroft/Mike (3,404)
on June 6, 2003 12:11:06 PM CDT
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A desolate looking winter scene well shot and well composed.The photosop adjustments are well done and really make the tree stand out IMO giving the photograph a bit if a 3-d appearance.
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from jankon/Janne (90)
on June 5, 2003 6:19:06 AM CDT
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You really captured the mood with this one. And I think the composition is perfect.
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from dazabale/David (16,419)
on June 4, 2003 8:56:27 PM CDT
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Nice shot. I love the B&W feel it has. I wish that it had been possible to include the entire bend of the river as it would have improved the composition. Comments are welcome on my latest, Secluded Beach.
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