Crosswalk!

And the windshied glazed up!Salutations-Laurent

Our luck. So we can see a fantastic photograph. Regards, Franz

Franz..Thank you;if it hadn't been for that sign,there would not have been a shot.Salutations-Laurent

Franz..Thank you;if it hadn't been for that sign,there would not have been a shot.Salutations-Laurent

I'll get in line with the others and add my applause for this photo. It takes a picture like this to really bring home the feeling of raw weather. The less you see explicitly, the more the imagination is engaged in creating and interpreting the scene. That little bit of bright color in the sign is riveting

Jack...I am happy that this one has caught your eye and for your always awakening observation,in this case to the feeling of raw weather which is nothing but normal(I am not saying enjoying it) for those of us having to cope with it for the better part of half the calendar year.Glad you like this one enough to park it in your Favorites!Merci et salutations-Laurent

Hi Laurent,

I'm a big fan of such images!

Well done!

ZT,

Zbigniew...Thank you...glad you like!Salutations-Laurent

excellent

Mehmet...Thank you kindly!Salutations-Laurent

Kind of a Rorschach test and with impressive results!

Vlad...A frosty version of the test....maybe I should set up a series of these....just to establish one's ability/disposition to adapt to northern conditions???Whatever...glad you stopped on this one.Merci et salutations-Laurent

Laurent:

What a fabulous shot! The yellow crossing sign to me “makes” this photo a wonderful abstract.

Gary.

Gary...Thank you:I agree with you...the shot is all about the sign!Salutations-Laurent

Laurent, you are really making the most out of a lousy winter. Just a wonderful photo. BR Patrick

Patrick...Thank you for the kind observation.Winter is always lousy...it just seems to be/feels lousier as one ages....but it is always a source of good photo opportunities.Glad you like this one!Salutations-Laurent

Superb!! The lesson learned is to pick up the camera first BEFORE going at the windshield with the ice scraper and window defroster!! I’ll have to take my own advice this winter!!

Again, a fantastic work of art!

Warren...Thank you for your kind observation.This glaze however is not from the morning ice-up but from the wind projected snow melting as it hit the warm/hot windshield which I found as I came back in the car after taking a few street shots in the stormy weather outside.....but basically same effect.Salutations-Laurent