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Swirling flakes dance around my nakedness,
winter’s mad bridal dance clothes me,
the veil of modesty testing the strength of my limbs,
while I await the storm’s groom.
A local tree on the outskirts of York, North Yorkshire, England revealed as the storm storm eased for a few moments.
Shot on a very cold Olympus E30.
Converted into black and white and best viewed large.
Comments
great capture Richard.
I might have got rid of the other tree…….
The farmer was on the other side of the field and he might have spotted the chain saw ;) lol taken over a hedge while avoiding sinking into the spikes of the wood and a snow drift on the outer ring road so really pleased I got this at all lol Thanks Jon
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Beatiful image, looks almost like a fine drawing!
Thanks Jean. Love this weather for that graphic nature feel to the image
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the farmer would have understood had you told him it was artistically right that the tree wasnt there.
You seen the size of the farmer’s guns round here? ;) Hope you are enjoying the Spring weather during press shoots :)
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♥ ♥ ♥ Love it!!! ♥ ♥ ♥ Might we see it in color just to have a peek?!!? ;-D
>blows kiss<
Jan
LOL Jan, to be honest, it was almost a natural b/w in this weather condition. The only real difference is the soil is a reddish colour
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superb
Thank you Lois
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Congratulations!!
You have just been featured on Northern Landscape group!
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What a great surprise and really appreciated. Thank you
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very nice.
Thank you zumi
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Lovely image!
Thanks Kat, though I was worried about getting back to York when I saw that snow storm blowing in lol
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As always, your continued support is highly appreciated and a surprise each time, given the quality of images in your group.
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Lovely composition and capture, congratulations on the Feature, well deserved.
Thank you David
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