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I like this one Don, nice composition with that little spash of color in the leaves at the top right, and the grassy patch in the foreground like this is exactly where the glacier stopped.
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I like how the light illuminates the top of the rocks, though it does look fake somehow (but maybe it isn't..).
G
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I like it. It confirms my concept of how the 'city' turns the beauty of winter into a dull gray, dirty snow bank. - TF
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Sony/Minolta - way more gear than talent.
Sharpened like mad, and a dodged glow around the McCup, leaf colour looks overdone too.
Looks like a McBag at the bottom of the tree, too, as well as the cup.
Sky blown out.
But still it conveys that title exactly.
The shovelled or ploughed snow looks like a mini-glacier.
I love the face in the big boulder, looks like its crying or perhaps about to eat the one in front.
Roger R,
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wow! Thanks guys. Almost everything I do is oversharpened. Sorry, but I like iut that way. The highlight is real. It was right behind the McDonalds, so I left the McDonalds cup in. lol
Cheers,
Greg
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