Fingers of Light

Artist: GrandmaKnitting
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Fingers of Light

Early morning light filters through the trees in the Tasmanian Mt Field National Park – and it was cold, as you can see by the ice on the pond!

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Enivea

WOW!!!! I love wild places like this…..you’ve captured it’s essence brilliantly :-)
GrandmaKnitting

Thanks! And that is ice on the pond too!
goetzinger

The beams of sunlight and the fog (or smoke, or dust, whichever) work brilliantly.
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks goetzinger, it was fog or mist and very early in the morning.
Anthony Vella

Beautiful work. Well done.
GrandmaKnitting replied

And thanks for your visit Anthony! (and kind words!)
scottsphotos

really amazing image, great work!!
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks Scotts
Garth Smith

Love it, very good morning light grandma
GrandmaKnitting replied

thank you sonny jim
Nuno Pires

great photo, nice idea to use B&W and i love the fog and how the sun rays come through =)
GrandmaKnitting replied

Sorry for the delay in replying – thank you for your kind comment.
moonlight

wow, i love it
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thank you so much moonlight :-)
Monica Scanlan

Wow, outstanding shot!!!! Fantastic!
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks so much Monica, and thanks for favoriting the shot too :-)
Hiroshi Maeshiro

Pretty! I can hear the sound of the water flowing and the arrival of the sun heating up the place.
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks Hiroshi for you lovely comment. Yes, it was in need of the sun, twas very cold!
funkybunch

stunning work
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thank you so much funkybunch!!
JennyMac

Outstanding! You’ve really captured the essence of the Australian bush on a cold winters morning… well done! : )
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks so much JennyMac, it was certainly a magical morning. I spent ages wandering around and things kept appearing out of the mist!
ananess

Romantic!!
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thank you ananess!
GrandmaKnitting
shivvy

excellent picture…you used B&W to perfection, though i have to admit that the frost on the lake pulled it off for me….its a wonderful picture, congrats!
GrandmaKnitting replied

Wow, thank you Shivvy! That’s great.
Al French

Hope you’ll continue to shoot 10^67 or so pics… the world can never have too much of what you have done so well here.. Alf of picsbyalf
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks Alf, I will do my best :)
vaquera

Stunning !
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thank you Vaquera, I’m glad you like it!
Jackie Fink

this shot is amazing
i love the feeling associated with it and the beauty of the light
GrandmaKnitting replied

What lovely feedback – Thanks so much Jackie
Jono Winnel

Hi, im an admin for the group Achromatic Nature, we’d love to have your image in our group.

cheers
jono
GrandmaKnitting replied

Hi Jono, thank you…. it is already in the group :-)
Eoin McDonnell

This is just stunning.
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks for taking the time to comment Eoin, it’s really appreciated.
Andy Smith

stunning shot, one of those that makes you remember why you take photos
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks Andy, yes, it’s one of those rare moments… early morning, mist and me out in my pjs with my camera!
Whitney Edwards

amazing capture of light and shadows. It truly feels isolated yet inviting. I know you say it was cold but it almost looks warm to me with the burst of light
GrandmaKnitting replied

Hi Whitney,
thanks so much for commenting. There is certainly something warm and inviting about light streaming through the trees, I agree.
karenamelia

Great love it
GrandmaKnitting replied

Thanks for your comment karenamelia :)