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Horse and buggy on a cold wintery morning near Bird In Hand, PA.
The back of the buggy appears to be loaded with cooking supplies. The Amish are well known for their cooking and hearty meals.
A winter storm deposited 6 inches of snow on the area, the night before, and blanketed the massive trees lining the driveway of a large farm.
(Canon 7D, ISO 400, F8, 1/250 sec, 24 mm, edited with Photoshop Elements 9)
Date: 01/12/2011
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Very beautiful Mark!!! Love the scenery and the horse and buggy!
Thanks Lori. This is one of my favorite locations. I was delighted when I heard the horse and buggy coming my way.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Gorgeous image, Mark! Outstanding shot!
Thanks Gene. I am glad for such a beautiful scene so close to my home.
– Mark Van Scyoc
A classic shot! Outstanding!
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Thank you for the feature. It is very much appreciated.
– Mark Van Scyoc
fine shot!
Thanks. It was a beautiful scene.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Lovely action scene, beautiful background! Congrats on the feature!
Thanks. It is one of my favorite places in winter, and there are a lot Amish living nearby.
– Mark Van Scyoc
CONGRATULATIONS on your wonderful feature, amazing work and well earned.
Thanks! It was a cold morning waiting for the right moment, but well worth it in the end.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Wow, fantastic shot Mark, all the great elements fell into this one.
Thanks Eric. It was helpful to be able to shoot 8 fps with the Canon 7D.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Outstanding capture!!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
– Mark Van Scyoc
Excellant in every way!!!
Thank you. It was such a beautiful scene. I was glad to have the opportunity to capture it.
– Mark Van Scyoc