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This is a discussion on A Snowy Day..... within the Black and White - Monochrome/Monotone - photography forum forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; It was a real bi+(h trying to keep my dog Bear out of this shot...lol! This was taken at one ...

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    It was a real bi+(h trying to keep my dog Bear out of this shot...lol! This was taken at one of his fave off leash parks that is usually packed full of happy puppies!
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    really like how you used the tree lines as leading lines to draw us in
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    Lovely high key shot, and this scene works so well for this. Very nicely composed also.
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    Lovely lines and soft contrast. I really like it Casil
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hillbillygirl View Post
    Lovely high key shot, and this scene works so well for this. Very nicely composed also.
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    Hey thanks for all the kind words again people. I am on a bit of a high key/ b/w high contrasty trip these days aren't I? I guess with all the snow and winter blandness it seems like the right approach to take. Plus I'm liking the look in a big way, especially if I see something I think might work in the technique!
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    I'm really liking your high key shots this one no exception. Like how the tree line draws you into the distance.

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    Thanks much asnow!
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