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    Since we are so overwhelmed with winter here this year:


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    Also taken at the same time:


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    I very much like the colours, exposure and the overall beauty of the shot. Nice house too!

    I just wish that the background was not the house but rather a beautiful forest or field. We take what we can get though - Nice capture.
    IMO the colour shot is much more striking.
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    I agree - the colour shot is really nice, a nice feel and contrast between the colours.

    The B/W one doesn't work for me...

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    The trees were beautifully frosty but the skies were overcast and dull so I tried to find something to use as a background that was not too distracting. It was cold out too...brrrr. It is a beautiful neo gothic church that I would like to photograph some more on the grand staircase side with its windows lit up at night but I think that will wait.

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