Below the banks

Fabulous Winter capture... it just exudes cold... Mike

 

Thank you for your comments I climbed a 10 + foot snowbank as I could hear the water on the other side. I was up to just about my waist in snow!.I didn't dare try to get down the side with the view for fear of tumbling to a very cold winter dip! Thank you for taking the time to view!

Best regards, Leslie

Thank you for viewing and for your comments. Best, Leslie

Lovely image - the color of the water is important to me as a visual contrast to the blanket of white snow. 6/6

The sevens are mine! Beautiful winter image with so much mood and tenderness in it! Bravo!

 

Thank you for giving me sevens on my latest, see, you don't have to wait!

 

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Thank you very much for taking the time to view and comment I do value your visits! Best regards, Leslie :)

i genuinely think this image is lovely and has soul. you could also saturate the brown in the river. thanks for sharing this image.

Excellent exposure! Your white balance looks absolutely perfect too. This is a heck of a good winter scene, and ever so incredibly beautiful. Very nicely seen, captured, and processed. Cheers! Chris

I'm with Chris on this one, Leslie....what a beautiful scene, nicely captured indeed! Glad you didn't fall in!

 

Thank you all for taking the time to view and comment I do appreciate and value your kind words.

 

Nancy I was up to my waist in snow so I really wasn't going any where :) Thanks for the concern. The color of the water and the snow had me wishing I could get down closer but I would never put myself in a precarious spot.

 

Warm regards, Leslie :)

 

Great shot Les. I nice white balance.

I know, it's spring but was going through your portfolio & was immediately drawn to this image.Techincally a wonderfully composed image witha great tonal range, especially in the snow.Vvisually it creates a sense of quiet peacefullness. I don't feel Mikes feeling of coldness, the image to me is very warm. Can't count the times out for a winter stroll, stopping occassionally to admire a view & enjoy the absolute quietness of a winter day. Best Regards-Ross