Sycamore Trees are often found on the river’s edge and are easily seen in the early morning light because of their smooth, white bark. The Canada Geese, on the other hand, are not so visible this frosty morn.
Sycamore Trees are often found on the river’s edge and are easily seen in the early morning light because of their smooth, white bark. The Canada Geese, on the other hand, are not so visible this frosty morn.
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Great image, Laurie!
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Oh., how I love sycamore trees. And you’ve captured their beauty so wonderfully in this photo, Laurie! Magical!
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A gorgeous photo of a beautiful morning Laurie! Looks like a wonderful place! 🙂
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Love the work you have done here.Dark and mysterious.
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Thank you so much! And glad you like it as you’ll be seeing one more from that frosty / misty morning soon 🙂
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Wonderful! Love the different bw tones.
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Thank you, Louise! Much appreciated! it was a beautiful morning out there
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Absolutely stunning shot. 😀
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Oh thank you! For liking and commenting – I’m grateful!
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This is beautiful! The trees against the sky – and the monochrome tones really give it a mysterious aire.
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Thank you so much. I’m grateful for the visit and the comment! I’m just back from your blog – your work is incredible. When you were using film, did you develop your own?
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I have been following your blog as I love monochrome photography. And thank you for your comment and visit – I really appreicate it. As for developing my own film – well I never have. Most of my photography using film was while travelling – my shots were of course not the standard type travel shots as I do not see things as others see – the real creavtivity started when I went to digital – now especially with the D7000. I also do not do much if any PP – just my preference. Thank you again!
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I really love this shot!
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I’m so pleases you like this image! I’m just back from visiting your blog and am impressed with your work! In just a 5 minute visit, I saw such variety and those wedding shots (the shoes!). What an event that was. I’d have been fairly petrified 🙂
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🙂 :-). Thank you for the wonderful compliment Laurie!
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Laurie, that is a fabulous photo!
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I am so glad that you like this! Thank you
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Gorgeous! Those layers, back and forth, effortlessly between dark and light…up the image my eyes go from the bottom of the photograph to the top. Each new layer brings twists and surprises. The details are beautiful.
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Thank you, Carrie. It was a cold morning and that mist added another layer. A lovely moment.
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Wow Laurie, this is beautiful! The depth and layering of shadows with the wonderful silver tangle of branches is so full of still life.
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Patti, thank you so much! Really glad you like this one 🙂
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Beautiful shot 🙂
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Thank you!
I tried to visit your blog but wasn’t directed to one … thank you for visiting and commenting!
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Reblogged this on The Visual Chronicle and commented:
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Photo by Laurie !
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Thanks, Joe!
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Very cool image Laurie 🙂 The bark on these trees reminds me of the white birch trees up here. Great work.
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They are similar, aren’t they? and both are beautiful!
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