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A winter walk

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  1. 01-10-2013, 12:07 AM #1
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    B&W works good for me. I like that you caught the cold breath.
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    I agree. a terrific image!
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    I like how the middle is prominent and the sides are more subdued and don't distract you.
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    Very nice mood, Michael. Nomination deserved!
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    Lovely image - the breath is a lovely detail here
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    Dynamite image Michael. It really tells a story. Also like the added touch of the breath.
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    Touch of Breath - That should be the image's title
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    Not much more that can be said that has not already been said. Love it Michael. Just one of those magical moments that you have made into a beautiful work of art. FRAME IT, for sure.
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