THE WAIT FOR SPRING

I await the stings of the anonymous 3/3

No 3's yet David!!! (knock on wood) This is a wonderful image! I love the simplicity of it. Just like a song... in music, true art is making a difficult passage sound easy... and you have done just that with this one. I've learned so much about shooting snow this year... and it is an art form in itself!

Thank you for your comment on my pic :)

 

Angela

Thanks for the comment. I am honestly shocked. Seems that lately the 3/3 folks are on double time and this is not the sort of pic that is wildly popular or mainstream. Take care.

I guess it is farm equipment? What ever it is it caught my eye. Regards, Bill

Actually, it is an old push type reel lawnmower, I think. I'm not sure if it ever had rubber tires or not, but it looks like it might not have. Thanks for looking.

Very nice! I probably would have had to spend tens of minutes removing the dust spots from the image before posting it. No matter how clean my lens appears to be I always end up with dust and lint spots in my snow and clouds.

Thanks. This was at the old house where the green chair was, and the green trailer was twenty feet from this, and the falling down building and the fences all were here too. It was one rich photo site.

And you performed quite well here. All those images you've mentioned are wonderful images. You and the location were hitting on all cylinders.

Beautiful shot, David, this should keep all the "fine art" critics at bay for a while. Well seen and perfectly captured.

Thanks to both of you.

very nice ligth and crop ! :-) ciao

the attractiveness of this image is the simplicity and that one doesn't know what it is, even after you say that it's a lawn mower. It's nicely framed, too. I'd be really excited if it were a V8 bottle opener. The fine texture in the gray device nicely complements the fine texture in the snow. Cheers, Micheal

Micheal, I suppose it could be used to open a V8 bottle, but there are probably easier ways.

a nice feral abstract; well caught and framed

Thank you very much. I love that word, "feral" to describe this. Cheers

Very good David. Excellent b/w image, a simple subject, well photographed.

 

Cheers; Bela

Thanks. It's nice to see you scrounging around in the archives.

Hi David!

 

From time to time I come back to enjoy with your shots. This one has a very nice elegance, very well seen and performed.

 

My best regards.

Thanks for digging through some of the oldies. Most people only look at the latest postings.