"A Bavarian Afternoon" (Frohe Weihnachten!)

A typically cold, winter afternoon in Bavaria. Feedback is welcome.

No feedback needed. This is a great shot.

Very nice - soft image, I like it.

Wilson, beautiful scene, could be sold as a Christmas card. 6/6

I agree with Sondra. Boy, is this nice.

What a gorgeous scene! Happy Holidays, Wils! :-)

Want to make me homesick?The picture is like a memory,the hidden light and the powdery snow.Marvellous.

Merry Christmas Wils and thanks for thinking of us.

The mood is exquisite..soft, comforting. The road to the future lies ahead, uncertain but inevitable. Beautiful image.

Beautiful gentle light and a fine balanced composition. Happy Christmas to you too!

Wilson, really like this one, the comp., tones & nice perspective are AMAZING !!! Best regards & MERRY CHRISTMAS.

Perhaps a touch on the to soft side for me... never the less, it is a really plesant shot. It doesn't blow me away but I think what really makes it work ultimately is its understatedness.

 

Christmas card feelings all around and a very solid work.

 

Good job Will.

Lovely rendition as usual Wilson.

 

Too bad about your Canon. Strange that my Sony F717 failed on me again. Had the lens replace 6 months back due to faulty CCD (under warranty) Now same problem but I'm going to let it pass on as even my kids have new nifty 8mp prosumer minicams. Now part of my antique collection. ^_^

A peaceful christmas scene, Wilson. Nice and soft colours. Have you been lately in Germany?

 

I wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, Wilson.

 

Warm greetings from Holland, Ada:~)

Looks like twilight to me. A beautiful cold afternoon of a nice place & dreamy sky.

typical winter mood and setting, very realistic!

Nice colors and tones. Makes me rather cold looking at it, though - probably a good thing as it's 80 degrees here today! Something not quite right about that the day after Christmas!!!

Nice soft winter shot~ Hope you had a merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!

Szia, Iren

Nice winter scape. Isn't there a slight red dominant ? I think it could be removed from the snow and the road.

Nice colors and atmospher, Wilson, Happy new yearto you and yours, Pnina

Lovely soft feel and very nice lines and perspective, Wils.

WILL: Appreciate it.

 

CHABA: Glad you like this.

 

SONDRA: Thanks. I'll take that as a compliment.

 

JOHN: Glad you like it.

 

LOU ANN: Thanks, and to you, too!

 

ALEXANDRA: Vielen Dank, und Ihre Heimat ist sehr schoen!

 

HOWARD: Thanks. Trust you had a good one.

 

LINDA: Well interpreted, Linda!

 

COLIN: Thanks, and to you as well.

 

RICHARD: Appreciate it, Richard, and trust you had a good one, too.

 

JOE: Thanks for your feedback, Joe. Hope you had a good one.

 

ALEC: Thanks, Alec. Yep, we'll have to move on, don't we? Still gotta find the replacement PocketRocket. ^_^

 

ADA: Thanks. No, haven't been anywhere lately. Trust that you had a great Christmas and New Year!

 

CHERYN: Thanks. It may look beautiful, but the cold can be miserable if out in the open for a duration!

 

ANDREA: Thanks. Certainly appreciate your comment with somewhat of a local perspective. ^_^

 

KIM: Thanks. Consider this a, "Mental Air Conditioning Unit" then!

 

IREN: Thanks, and I trust that you had a pleasant and restful one as well.

 

HENRI: Thanks for your input. I actually added a bit of color cast in purpose to balance out the typical cold, bluish tint to a typical winter scenery. Hope you had a great Christmas!

 

PNINA: Thanks. And Happy New Year to you, too.

 

KEN: Appreciate it, Ken.

 

Wilson

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Happy New Year

What can I say, Wilson? What a gorgeous image. The cold hues of winter completely subdued by the warmth of the post-processing effect chosen :) May your A80 rest in peace ;)

Best regards from Kenya, Mark

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Beautiful. The road (a metaphor for life) leading us on. As all good Harley riders know, it's not the destination but the journey that counts.

 

This leads me right into the image, makes me wonder where the road arrives! Nice job!