Over the road

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• ian408 Administrators Posts: 21,905 moderator

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  I like the strong (and warm) light from the left. Adds contrast to the snow covered house.
  
  Ian

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• lynnma Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 5,207 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  ian408 wrote:

  I like the strong (and warm) light from the left. Adds contrast to the snow covered house.
  
  Ian

  thanks I'm glad you could see that.. thats what I was after

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• obelix Registered Users Posts: 165 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  ian408 wrote:

  I like the strong (and warm) light from the left. Adds contrast to the snow covered house.
  
  Ian

  Oh yeah, that is the first thing that struck me. I am not sure if I am happy or unhappy to be in snow-free CA

  Anand Sankaran
  
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• Nir Registered Users Posts: 1,400 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  Very nice shot Lynn! The warm light from the left indeed balances the grayness on the right.

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• Sam Registered Users Posts: 7,419 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  lynnma wrote:

  Over the road from me is this little house.. it's my view from my kitchen sink.. no little doggie came out this morning!!
  
  

  I like it. But I do have a question. It the photo tilted to the right a little? Please remember I live in CA so I may just be used to seeing things tilted to the left.
  
  Sam

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• lynnma Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 5,207 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  ya know Sam? I don't know? I first tilted it to the right... then tilted it the left ..I'll have another go at it..:D

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• ginger_55 Registered Users Posts: 8,416 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  I love it, Lynn. Perfect exposure, just perfect.
  
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  (My dog is a pussy cat, has never hurt anything, but he sure can put on an act, my cat won't come downstairs.) I undoubtedly called him after I took the shot. Photograph first, then call the dog, lol.

  After all is said and done, it is the sweet tea.

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• lynnma Registered Users, Retired Mod Posts: 5,207 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  thanks ginger..
  
  
  is this better? straighter?
  
  

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• USAIR Registered Users Posts: 2,646 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  Lynn
  Nice shot love the "sweet" light on the trees
  Great scene
  
  Thanks
  Fred

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• GREAPER Registered Users Posts: 3,113 Major grins

  January 9, 2005 edited January 9, 2005

  obelix wrote:

  Oh yeah, that is the first thing that struck me. I am not sure if I am happy or unhappy to be in snow-free CA

  
  I just spent an hour shovelling wet heavy snow off my Dad's driveway.
  
  
  Be happy

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