Melting Point

I tried to position myself between the three wind turbines and the sun for

this shot as the direct sunlight was really bright, it looks warm but it

showed -5C on the car Temp Gauge, the snow was about 2ft deep in

places and of course I found all of those deep places with my feet!,

when I eventually got back to the car I found my jeans had actually

frozen above my wellies, and there was me thinking my legs were stiff

from walking : - ) Your Thoughts and comments are always appreciated!

great capture. the natural light an colour tones work very well with your perspective. compliments

Wow! Stunning capture and a wonderful composed image. Beautiful true colors and the perspective is top class. Congratulations Alf to a very beautiful imagage. Take good care my friend and all the best from Jannica

Brilliant shot Alf. Strong colors and the composition is great.

Very hard to do this composition , you had managed extremely well .

The light and snow texture are beautiful .

Simple, yet very effective ! Beautiful eyecatching photograph...

 

All the best, Anne & Runar :-)

 

Unusual pov, this is well executed and interesting to look at, the depth and hint of wind blades in the bg are well placed. I like this very much and am happy that your legs didn’t freeze! ;)

 

Warm regards, Pamela

 

Beautiful shot - great composition and light.

 

Paul

Wonderful!

Quite a haunting image, I like the solid silhouette of the turbines against the blue and yellow of the sky and then the shadow opening out along the snow. Great composition.

 

Regards....John

ART

 

Thank you for taking time to stop by and comment, much appreciated!

 

JANNICA

 

I am really pleased you like it, thank you for your very complimentary words and observations my freind.

 

PEDRO

 

Thank you so much for your visit and your very kind comments.

 

FLORIANA

 

I really appreciate you stopping by and commenting, thank you.

 

ANNE & RUNAR

 

Thank you for your very kind words, much appreciated.

 

PAMELA

 

Good to hear from you, I hope you are keeping well, I'm really pleased you like it. The frozen jeans were a small price to pay!. Well you've heard of "Writers Cramp" and "Tennis Elbow" I think I've discovered another phononemon "Photographers Kneecap" similar to the other type of occupational knee injury "Chronic marital proposal syndrome"

: - ) thankfully I don't suffer from the latter!

 

PAUL

 

Many thanks for your interest and comments.

 

LINDA

 

Thank you for looking in and commenting, I really appreciate it.

 

JOHN

 

Many Thanks John, these wind turbines really are quite imposing not to say intimidating when you get right up close to them. some people see them as an eyesore, personally I think I'd rather see a few of these than another nuclear power plant!

Hopefully our paths will cross one day John as we seem to frequent the same area's.

 

Sincere Thanks and Warm Regards To All

 

Alf

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Alf, this image makes me feel as if I'm there, or I want to be. Wonderful impact with the light and drama of the composition.

Alf....amazing colors and tones, wonderful POV,,,,,,,,,,I didn't realize you get that much snow....Thankfully you didn't end up 'frozen'...but the effort was well worth it...you must feel very pleased with this image. (can't give 7.s at moment.....but know my 6's are deformed 7's)

very good composition and light here...congrats

i like it simple!

Great idea for a shot and well executed, really worth all your trouble. As they say ..you don't get the best shots out of the car window....Regards

what a beautiful point of view..! very good composition.. i like the contrast of the colors..

Friend thank you very much for your comments and details, we're delighted that you like, Best regards. PN. non seven.

Alf,

 

Wonderful image. Take care, Patsy

Superb capture, Alf. A delight of shapes, shadows, colors and atmosphere. Excellent shot! Congrats!

Very good composition and lighting, a cool shot. I would suggest to straighten the turbine pier a bit.

Astounding, Alf. What staggering color and detail. The sky is so blue it's blinding and almost hurts the eyes, and you can almost feel, hear, smell and taste the snow.

 

A Photo of the Week contender, no doubt.

Hi, ALf.

Wonderful light and composition. Well seen!

BR,

Ramon.

Absolutely stunning shot,composition and colors are exceptionally beautiful.

HA! I was wondering about the knees…….of course for me I am not sure what other occupational injury to relate it to…since I have never proposed to anyone! You do make me laugh my friend! I can’t wait for your monthly photo submission….should you accept the challenge…………and I think you should!

 

 

All the best, Pamela ;)