Winter sunset

So you still have sun.?:)... Very moody capture - you handled the back light very well. Compliments!

I enjoyed your winter landscape photo with the lake and sunset. very nice composition. I have been out taking lots of early winter photos in Minnesota also and have posted them on my  portfolio also. I look forward to seeing more of your work and checking our your portfolio. take care.

good exposure in not easy situation

Simply wonderful. A masterful composition. Best regards.

Bella toma. perfecto contraluz, saludos

Very nice winter scene Ilkka with excellent light,very nice work

very beautiful...

Nice shot!!

Very beautiful scene and wonderful light; it´s good to be a Finn! All the best

Another lovely landscape Ilkka.  The snow laden trees are most attractive, well done!

Absolutely beautiful...............Best Regards, Kawan

A beautiful shot with very nice lighting, Ilkka!

Hi my dear friend,

You share a great photo with us!Nice tonality,foreground and back ground!

Best regards(Bobby).

Very nice shot , wonderful light and composition ..................... Best regards.

very nice work, my dear friend! Like usual, a bit of all, and well!

Very good composition. compliments -koushik

A peaceful winter scene,I like this low light here,best regards.

Awesome winter scene. I love the warm colors over the snow. Congratulations. Regards

Yes, awesome. Great use of light and fantastic composition. Regards.

Very nice composition. The rays and the snow on the top of the trees . . . . like it.

Thanks for sharing. All the best. Regards.

Ilkka, very nice composition ,exposure and utilization of back-light.  I feel if you waited for few more minutes, you could have got the sun, which was now washed-out.

Thank you El Porte-Bonheur, Paul, Niki, Sumon, Gallego, Harry, Mehmet, Maurizio, Anne, Gail, Kawan, Ruud, Bobby, Falak, Maurizio, Koushik, Radu, Comin, Jayanti, Kaushit & A.K.! Warm regards

I like the way you have framed this shot with the fir branches, the long shadows on the snow is also a nice feature, but possibly a tad premature, a few minutes later and the sun may have dipped sufficiently to produce more colour and less detail burn.

Best Regards

Alf

Thank you Alf! Best regards