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Frozen by Richard Anderson, on Flickr
The frozen forest by Richard Anderson, on Flickr
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The first has such great composition to start with, but the beautiful subtle layering of the colours in the sky, and then the touches of red in the trees to the left lift it into a 'wow' shot for me. And the second really works for me too. Some of your ICMs have come out feeling 'painted' (not that I'm complaining) but this one feels different; it is very spectral and dreamy. The coloured trees are superlative, and provide a gorgeous focal point, which is needed to stop these becoming too bland.
2Y2A5973.jpg by Richard Anderson, on Flickr
The first has such great composition to start with, but the beautiful subtle layering of the colours in the sky, and then the touches of red in the trees to the left lift it into a 'wow' shot for me. And the second really works for me too. Some of your ICMs have come out feeling 'painted' (not that I'm complaining) but this one feels different; it is very spectral and dreamy. The coloured trees are superlative, and provide a gorgeous focal point, which is needed to stop these becoming too bland.
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