hills and plain winter tale pt.3

Blue light strikes again. Excellent composition!

I'm really enjoying this series of images Zsolt.  I really like the warm and cool tones in this one as well.  I like how the foreground snow leads the eye to the fence, which leads the eye to the sky.  Well done.

Wonderful, Zsolt. This wide angle perspective is excellent, moreover, "furnished" with these awesome blueish hues and textures, very good contrasts of them given by the last reddish hues of the sunset in this beautiful winter landscape. Major image elements are: this old handcrafted fence, the snowdrift seemingly besetting it, the trees in the background partly obviously bended by the wind and the hills and impressive sky and clouds (awesome structures) after sunset. All these major image elements are arranged very, very  harmonically. There are not a lot of remnants of old, actually handcrafted fences in our - more or less - "mechanized" landscapes left. Here, you share one of it with us. Great. Absolute FAV.

BR / Volker

Beautiful lines and color.  Crisp and clear.  Great work.  Regards, Jeff

nice shot. there's great depth in this image leading the viewer into the scene

Excellent composed and winter scene is superb,compliments.

RC

Top, 7, genial detalle y color. Saludos

A powerful classic composition with great details and sharpness all over the shot, as well as balanced cool and warm tones at f/g and b/g. So impressive and inspiring landscape shot. Bravo.

Hamid.

Great framing and colors! Congratulations

Superb textured foreground, both the snow and the fence posts with excellent details, the curving snow line following the fence to the stark trees and dramatic sky. I might have tried to get a touch higher perspective, just to avoid breaking the horizon with the fence posts, but thats just a personal preference, the image itself is outstanding!

Very well done Zsolt!

Regards

Alf

A very appealing winter scene with a touch of warmth. Outstanding image!

Spendid work with the perspective.  Sharp details.  Best Regards,