Took this shot as part of this month's show us your park assignment. Feel free to comment or critique any aspect. Thx - marko
This is a discussion on Tourist-free Park Bench - First Day of Spring - Park Lafontaine, Montreal within the Black and White - Monochrome/Monotone - photography forum forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Took this shot as part of this month's show us your park assignment. Feel free to comment or critique any ...
Took this shot as part of this month's show us your park assignment. Feel free to comment or critique any aspect. Thx - marko
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I really love the look of this one, Marko though it does have me a bit confused. Where the heck do you put your feet?
is it underwater? I love this photo. It definitely shows the harsher side of winter!
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I was thinking the same as Bambi. Is it underwater? If so it's pretty deep. Not just the harsher side of winter, but the harsher side of spring with the rain and snow melt causing flooding.
Thanks for the comments. Yes indeed this bench is underwater or under snowy slushy mess. The water though is in an enclosed pond so no flooding issues.
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"You have to milk the cow quite a lot, and get plenty of milk to get a little cheese." Henri Cartier-Bresson from The Decisive Moment.
Very nice pic.....
Spring? where are the flowers? ....lol
I like it Marko,
Did we hear any podcast from this bench? Just curious
Looks cold! Like the way the snow streaks.
Thanks again for the comments.
Funny story...I tried to get as close as I could....and as has happened before, lol....I got too close, fell through the ice to knee level and had my boots quickly fill with ice-water.
I'm very proud to say that I still shot for a full 45 minutes after that - lol.
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