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Love the sun glinting through the trees, the colours and light are just sublime in each shot. Have to say your 1st image is a work of art. Love the detail in it.David.
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I have to say the second is my favourite too, you can almost see every individual crystal and I love the sparkle you get from the suns rays hitting the snow.
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Beautiful shots Sheldon. Love the lighting in your last one especially.
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Those are beautiful shots. I love the second one - it is so glittery and cold, I can feel the air in my lungs.
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all 3 are great, but the 2nd outstanding!
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love the first one but love the 2nd one better....great use of light and shadows in the curves of the snow and all topped off with the iced grasses and a distant background
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Hey Sheldon, good to see you posting some images again. Love the selection you've chose. First rate captures my friend.
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