Finally some snow! Ok, not as much as we are used to in this time of year, but at least we have been blessed with a couple of snowflakes this weekend. And I was really happy about it. I like to watch those tiny perfect snowflakes.
But little by little the perfection vanishes into the floor...
Bonitos detalles, la nieve da mucho juego, aunque por aquí no nieva nunca.
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Gracias. La nieve da mucha alegría, si (tienes que hacer un viaje a las maravillosas montañas de España ;) ...).
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Bonitos detalles y mucha creatividad, me gusta.
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Beautiful set of photos there, the contrast and the depth the B&W conversion gives the subject a real feeling of coldness, while the center sections absence of light makes it look lifeless and bleak.
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Nice close-up and shots.
ReplyDeleteIt´s a pleasure to see so interesting work.
Congratulations Suzie.
Greetings.
Thanky you both, Adrian and Regina.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, the winter was lovely, but it's getting kind of cruel right now with that polar cold. Freeeeeezing. I don't find the energy to go out and take a few photos, hehehe. Maybe tomorrow. :)
Have a nice day
I love snow, and and I love winter, this year, the rain and snow have delayed in my country, probably due to global warming ... I hope we can change it.
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I prefer the variation in black and white because there is more contrast and brightness.
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¡¡¡.. buena fotografia ... en este caso me gusta mucho mas la de color ya que define y destaca la nieve.
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Bardzo ładne zdjęcia. Podobają mi się oba. U nas jest dużo śniegi i mróz i byś miała możliwość robienia świetnych zdjęć :-). Pozdrawiam. *** Very nice pictures. I like both. We have a lot of snow and frost, and you have the opportunity to take great pictures :-). Yours.
ReplyDeleteVery nice captures, the black and white one is the best of the two if you ask me. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful details you've captured of the leaf and ice crystals.
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