I always view the POW but this is my first comment.
I love the texture of the snow! I live in north country and know how difficult it is to record, on film, the detail in the snow. Often, you get just a blank white!
What I really love about this photo is the warmth of the light! The low, but warm, light of the sun is beautifully reflected in the foreground and most especially by the lone tree. It is like mother and child fixing their gaze upon one another. This "emotion" makes the cold, open expanse seem much less forboding.
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I always view the POW but this is my first comment.
I love the texture of the snow! I live in north country and know how difficult it is to record, on film, the detail in the snow. Often, you get just a blank white!
What I really love about this photo is the warmth of the light! The low, but warm, light of the sun is beautifully reflected in the foreground and most especially by the lone tree. It is like mother and child fixing their gaze upon one another. This "emotion" makes the cold, open expanse seem much less forboding.
Thanks for sharing Jan!
John Hughes