Icy Twins

Hi... Cherlyn. Hope you are ejoying your trip. Nice one from you. Good tones and colors.

 

 

Wish you and all your loved ones, best of health and best of everything in the coming year. Happy new year and season's greetings.

 

Kindest regards.

Zafar, thank you very much. I have a enjoyable holiday & brings back lots of pictures. I'll share some nice ones with PN friends. Cherlyn

Nice find, though i find myself wanting to see this upside down. :0)
Hope you have a Happy New Year. :0)

Nice image!! Happy good year!!

Thanks for sharing this splendid image with us. Happy New Year.

I like the way the shape of the ice looks like movement.

CL: Nice motive, yet the picture looses attraction when opened for its missing clearness in wide areas and contrast between fore- and background! Greetings, RE

Thank you all for your nice comments.

R E, this was taken at a distance (not close up)in a rush, zoom all the way, so I coundn't actually capture the sharpness & details that i want. That's what i hate when joining a conducted tour.

Pitman, image upside down as per your wish.

 

Nice cold shot. Happy New Year, Cherlyn

Hi Cherlyn! Thanks for visiting my portfolio. I love the images in yours ... am about to "mark you as interesting". :-) This one is especially interesting - the ice formations are great ... it's a wonderful abstract!! So ... since I'm a newcomer to the world of Cherlyn (although I see that you've got (sort of) a picture of yourself in here somewhere) ... what is this trip that you are on ... and where is your homebase? Have a very Happy New Year!!

This is a wonderful capture, I love the motion. Well framed with excellent tone and contrast. Nice job.

Lou Anne & Jerry, my new PN Friends . . Thank you for your nice comments. Appreciate them very much.I live in a small tropical island called Singapore. This icy twins were captured in JiuZaiGou, China. Glad you all like it.

Well, I am certainly aware of Singapore (have you "met" Alec Ee here on PN?) ... and am so sorry for the people in your part of the world and the horrible losses that you have experienced lately. I hope that your family is well and safe.

I think the motion in the background makes the photo, Happy New Year.

Lou Anne, thank you for your concern on the Tidal waves disaster. Very sad indeed that so many lifes were taken. Let's hope that 2005 will be a peaceful year.

I have met Alec at PN but not in person. I love his wonderful portfolio & I feel honored that he drop me a invitation for photo taking some day with the PN guys.

Thank you Peter for your comment.

I like the composition of this picture, the subject is lightly different from background and the wok on DOF enhanches the main subject.

 

Good Work! Fabio

I like the Movement behind the Icicles. Alix

To share a capture on my recent trip to JiuZaiGou China. Comments

most welcome. Cheers, Cherlyn

The upside down version is probably more realistic, but I like both. Crisp and clear the ice-covered blades of grass against the blurred background, very aesthetic.

Very well done and interesting, Cherlyn sorry for the tragedy. A big embrace!

Carstan & Mari Mar, thank you for dropping by with a comment & a most welcome, my new PN friends. And Mari Mar, I welcome your embrace as I feel lucky that S'pore managed to escape the tregedy but I sadden for the victims.

Hi Cherlyn, seems like the unside down image look more realistic! Funny how nature works. Certainly must be pretty cold up there. I have been travelling lately so not much time for photography. Will contact you once Bilal and I arrange a date with other PN members. ^_^

Oh, oh, my mistake was caught. Actually the right version should be the upside down. I realised it when Carstan first mentioned it, then caught again by Alec. When I was doing the rotation, I was not looking carefully, so blur me, that I posted the wrong postition image. So sorry , everyone. :(

LOL, and i thought you turned it upside down deliberately. :0)