Valse hivernale by desirata

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Mar 02, 2005

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Comments (13)

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DJB

11:01PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

I am impressed with the shot. Bent over branches give such a nice compo to it. Might want to use less sharpening in my opinion.Seems to have given a lot of grain.Unless you wanted it that way for artistic purposes.

cynlee

11:19PM | Wed, 02 March 2005

heavy limbs laden with snow, branches so intricate & expressive, the more i look at it the more i like it... trees can have great emotion... very nice shot! :]

ebsmooth

12:33AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

gorgeous winter scene! love the way the snow is sticking to everything!!! outstanding capture!!!

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Zacko

1:02AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

OH MY GOD!!!! And I who thought we had plenty of snow, that is simply amazing. Look at that birch..poor thing. This capture could not look any more gorgeous, excellent work!!!

PrurientInterest

1:05AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Excellent use of paper texture.

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maud

1:07AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Great winter scene..very impressive! Nice shot :)

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sharky_

1:33AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Must have snowed very hard here. Excellent capture. Aloha

Egmont

2:25AM | Thu, 03 March 2005

Being new to your work, permit me to comment on the beautiful signature/log that is placed upon your images. I see that this place has a particular interest to you, as you have studied it several times before under different light and snow conditions. This is very good, since each previous image in (if I may) this series, gives us another interpretation and one that is different yet similare. The weight of the snow having bent these majestic trees to humble themselves to the forces of mother nature, is indeed a remarkable sight and one captured with wonderful grace. V

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