Originally posted by Bob Harris Tess, if you would use fahrenheit instead of celsius, it would only be about minus 11f. Hope that is some help
Originally posted by Cee Cee nice series tess, I agree 3 & 4 are special, that colour & shape against the plain white, nicely done! ... gee I'm looking at the thermometer next to my computer here and its the same, 24' C .... oh that's right yours has a - sign, ... really I just can't comprehend anything that cold.
cheers.
Thank you Cee Cee. I think that is what it is, the plain white background and simple shapes that I like.
Originally posted by Sailor Fun series, tess. I often use my little Panasonic LX5 for just this sort of thing; sometimes dragging around an SLR can dull an overall experience. What a difference from our neck of the woods - we're supposed to hit 75F tomorrow.
Jer
Thanks for having a look Jer! Glad you enjoyed!!
Bob, Cee Cee and Jer, this morning it was minus 34 when I got up! Still not as cold as it can be, but when I opened the front door it screamed with cold... as if I was taking an axe to it or something! It did warm up later in the day to about minus 16.
Originally posted by Heinrich Lohmann That is a very nice series Tess, only one thing wrong with it, I wasn't there.
Heinrich, thank you for having a look. It is great to hear that you like winter! I was starting to feel lonely!!
Originally posted by Oog Nice series - looks very cold!
Thank you so much for the comment Oog. Really appreciate that you took time to look!
Originally posted by Scottnorwo very nice series. your obsession with stuff sticking out the snow is a wonderful one as it produces super shots
ahh... thanks Scott... your snow images are always fantastic. Glad you liked mine!
Originally posted by tpg2 Tess, you have a great eye for composition! Beautiful series! Tom
I always appreciate reading your comments tpg2! I think the composition 3 and 4 make the shot, not so much the camera or the kind of day I was having... so I am really happy to hear your thoughts!!