Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 01/14/09 13:26 A real sense of the cold in the setting... the bluish hue of everything from ground to sky reinforces that sense of cold. Comments by MONIQUE STAP on Thu, 01/15/09 17:20 Very nice, I like the vanishing point in the middle.
Comments by Maria Salvador on Thu, 01/15/09 17:57 A sense of cold, and also of beautiful loneliness. Loving it! Comments by Richard Dong on Thu, 01/15/09 19:26 I think the best part of this are the beautiful suble shades of blue. Very nostalgic to me. Comments by Karen Habbestad on Thu, 01/15/09 20:06 Nostalgic for me as well and I like it (I can remember driving on similar roads and wondering if I'd have enough traction to get over the top...). Photographically, I would like it more if the road went on forever, like if those bits on the horizon weren't there. Comments by Bruce Hunter on Thu, 01/15/09 23:41 having never driven in snow ,in my life,I can truly appreciate this, from a purely aesthetic point of view :-) Comments by John Long on Fri, 01/16/09 09:56 Brrr! it looks VERY cold and the road goes on forever! Comments by Tommy McGee on Sat, 01/17/09 06:42 Nice shot, Linda. Not use to driving in the snow, I can feel myself nervously inching along with the crunching sound of the snow under my tires constatnly reminding me that I am completely out of my element. Excellent use of the rule of thirds... Marc needs to use this photo as an illustration of that principle in his photography class.
Comments by Barry Dickieson on Tue, 01/27/09 12:45 At first I thought the snow hanging on the trees was the result of
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