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Oka winter shots

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    Shot these with a couple of friends on Sunday at Oka Park In Quebec. Kind of a stroll, chat and shoot thing. I REALLY wanted it to snow so we could have fresh snow on the trees but no such luck. So instead, as we walked along the frozen shoreline I saw all these ice formations that I shot along our walk from low perspectives. Feel free to C&C Thx! - Marko
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    The first one I'm seeing a lot of noise.

    I also see lots of lines from the ridges that really make the eye wander around the photo so that's nice.


    I like the DOF and clarity in #2, not to mention the composition you choose which forces the eye to follow the little stream through the photo.

    The 3rd shot looks almost desolate. The obvious rule of thirds composition here works well.

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    Beautiful winter landscapes...#2 gets the vote as my fave with #3 a close second.
    Winter is such a great season for shooting.
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    All nice shots but the 2nd is a standout.

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    Thanks everyone...yeah first shot noisy and got noisier on upload, tried to reduce it a bit - better?
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    yes definitely less noisy in the first one. I like them all.
    #1 looks like a glacier
    #2 nifty composition and contrast
    #3 looks like a barren wasteland (in a good way if you know what I mean)

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    Very nice images, Marko. I am kinda hating shooting in winter... I find the snow in the city is dirty and I don't really feel like driving too much in the country when it's messy out. :(
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iguanasan View Post
    Very nice images, Marko. I am kinda hating shooting in winter... I find the snow in the city is dirty and I don't really feel like driving too much in the country when it's messy out. :(
    hey come this way!! It's not quite so dingy as the snow in Halifax.
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    Just wondering which version of this shot people like better - again feel free to critique. many thx! Marko
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    I think the colour version has introduced too much noise now. The B&W seems to hide that better.

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