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    Rivers in Winter


    Tracks on the Red


    Assiniboine River: World's Longest Skating Rink

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    Re: Rivers in Winter

    nice photos

    how long is the skating ring ?

    A comparison of the red through the different seasons would be nice

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    Re: Rivers in Winter

    I like that second photo, Don. Now thats a place to skate!
    please do not edit and repost my photos


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    Re: Rivers in Winter

    First one has interesting detail but it's a little dark. Second one is my favorite - the small scale trees and river are interesting against the larger scale city/landscape - if that makes any sense.
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    Re: Rivers in Winter

    Both are interesting. The second one might be compelling if the sky were not blown. With all that bright snow, avoiding that would almost certainly involve another exposure. Lots of dynamic range...

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