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The first and last pictures were taken within seconds of each other during a walk on the trails of Hunt Club Woods. I like both images but if I had to choose, the first one is my favourite. The rest of the pictures are of whatever caught my eye during our hike through this winter wonderland. As always, click to enlarge for better viewing and let me know what you think.
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If it just wouldn’t snow on the roads and could be 70 degrees when it did it. I can’t help it, I’m an old hillbilly truck driver,I don’t care much for the stuff. Well though, it is pretty in pictures but I would be hard pressed to get into one of them and try to drive in it.
I totally agree. It’s one of the reasons I’m learning food photography so I won’t feel guilty that I not outside taking pictures in the winter. Thanks for the visit and comments. Hope you’ll stop by again.
I can’t resist snow scenes! I particularly like the leaves; the couple of virtually black trunks give that extra bit of contrast that catch the eye.
As for the first and last pictures ….. the softness of the first version is more emotionally appealing; if I had to choose I’d go for that one – although it took a lot of deciding!
Thanks so much for the feedback. I really appreciate it and it helped immensely when choosing images for my year end post. Best wishes for 2014!
the third photo is a real piece of art. I love the way you have framed the colored leaves in front of the snowy background The depth of field setting is just right so the background trees are not too sharp, very nice
Thanks Robert…it has gotten great feedback and so I included it in my year end post… as always really appreciate your comments.
Those are really outstanding winter scenes Beth.
Thanks Phil, I love hearing that! 🙂
I can see why you like the first one. Me too. There is something about adding a figure into a path that creates a whole different feel. Liked your others ones on the last post too. But I really love the golden leaves against the backwoods, but the frozen dried apple would be my fav. Sometime about it left behind and will still nourish the birds or bears.
peace n abundance,
CheyAnne
http://www.cheyannesexton.etsy.com
Thank-you so much for taking the time to give me such wonderful feedback. It’s very helpful and I really appreciate it.
I’m all for constructive sharing. Your photography is beautiful
i love them both ! very cool shots …
Me too…Thanks Michelle.
Wonderful! It looks just like my world right now.
I love it as long as it doesn’t get brutally cold! Thanks Sue.
Beautiful pictures Beth, thanks for sharing them 🙂
Thanks Nancy, great to have you following me. Hope to hear from you again. 🙂