No, not the green colored goo we see on this pond in August; the frozen kind, white. The hard water wintery season causes me troubles with the camera. Under sunny skies, everything is too bright. Drop a few stops, reset the exposure compensation, etc. Do you have any tips you wish to share for bright reflecive winter scenes?
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Beautiful composition again. and the tree at the left corner gave a different color tone.
ReplyDeleteI like the shot! If you want tips, try blogger Mitch; he'll probably help you.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks prettier in the snow! Great shot. I needed these tips Saturday. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture!
ReplyDeleteAll I can suggest is upping your aperture settings or maybe some filters for your lens?
Try overexposing by one stop to bring out shadow details.
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vraiment je suis fan des photos de paysage sous la neige, la photo est superbe
ReplyDeleteI am really fan photos of the landscape under the snow, the picture is superb
Take indoor pictures.
ReplyDeleteBut this one looks good.
Take indoor pictures.
ReplyDeleteBut this one looks good.