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Sunday, 25 October 2009
Monochrome Weekly: Fall...
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36 comments:
Such peaceful and beautiful landscape... Where the deers roam in the morning. I love the light in the tree leaves.
Since it is getting colder here, I feel the sunshine beckoning me to the field. If I looked at this photo in the middle of the summer, I would want to wander toward the woods.
I like the photo, and the contrast of the light.
I really like the light on the leaves in front of the tree on the right.
Great work.
The diagonal lines give a nice depth to the picture.
Black and white stumped me this week!
Lucy
Love the lighting...there is a delicate, peaceful feel to this image. Very nice.
This is beauty in a picture!! :)
And it shows us that landscapepictures are really nice in b/w, even in the fall!
Have a nice sunday Robert! :)
No mountains and no sea. But this seems to be a nice replacement?
Have a nice sunday!
You can almost feel the peace and quietness. Wonderful...
Like this shot!
Nice! Looks like a great place to walk - and love the lines!
I have made some comments on your previous posts also.
Have a nice Sunday, Robert!
Such peaceful and beautiful picture. Very nice in b/w.
Have a nice sunday!
Tone :-)
Hello Robert .. wow! .. lovely picture! I love the tree :)))
Beautiful fall photo :)
What a great place this must be. I love the depth made by the row of threes. Good contrasts.
Belo registro em P&B, dando continuidade a belas fotos que voce tem apresentado em seu blog. Parabéns.
Beautiful depth...great light and contrasts. Perfect b&w...
This is beautiful, Robert!
The b/w photo are everytime beautiful,enhance the light.
As soon as friend.
I like it! It's nice with all the trees, and the lines in the picture is fine. The photo looks beautiful in b/w. Have a nice evening, Robert.
Just love the light, the shadow and sun meet :-) Great Robert.
You have all these great posts during the weekend, so much noce pictures, and I love them all.
Great ones of your family as well.
A little surprise for you here.
Beautiful landscape,light and contrasts Robert! :) Ha en fin dag!
I will send an e-mail to Luiz and ask if you can be guest friend on 13th december.
No one else has that day, so I will try to fix it for you, my friend!
I like the light in this poto.
The birds came knocking for food two weeks ago. They did remember I gave them last year. So, better start feeding them I thought. :)
I like your black and white landscape very much.
Querido amigo... no hay mejor imagen para despedir este Domingo. Imagen que he guardado en mis retinas para ahora cerrar mis hojos y dormir tranquila, en tan bello remanso de paz.
Mil besitos amigo mío!!!
Nice. The photo fits in very nicely with the Mother Teresa quote on your masthead. No 'riot of color' either.
A very graceful, peaceful photo; the subject is enhanced by the use of black and white, as it emphasizes the shapes.
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Lovely contrast and light in this mono shot :-)
Beatiful landscape picture! Lovely lights. I lik it a lot!
/E-L
Delightful, gentle range of tones enhances the serenity of the autumn landscape!
I found Sylvia's picture evocative, this too.
Si fotografia alb-negru are farmecul ei,viata ei ,felicitari.
that's beautiful..
It looks like a place where I'd like to walk. The black and white adds a touch of mystery.
Well done.
THis is a great mono, love that effect on the trees...
I love the substantial ditch that defines the landscape, gently highlighting the distance.
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