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This is a discussion on Nosehill within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; On my way to work I drive by Nosehill. This is a park in Calgary. The frost today was only ...

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    On my way to work I drive by Nosehill. This is a park in Calgary. The frost today was only at the higher elevations so is made it really stand out. I stopped to shoot the field only but got carried away.
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    Excellent set! The 1st and 3rd are the stand outs for me.

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    Thanks Mad Aussie I agree Gale

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    Those white trees are just sooooo cool!

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    Usually everthing is frosted and white. I think this is a elevation thing, had to stop. I am lucky it doesn't matter when I get to work.! Gale

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    Lucky you! The work thing and the opportunity both. In one sense, winter was too short where I'm at. Not as many opportunities for snow/frost pictures, waaay too many for heavy, heavy overcast.

    I especially like the way the light falls across the hills.

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    Great set... 1 and 3 for me as well, the sharpness and textures in shot 1 are awesome.

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    very nice indeed. And well worth being late for work
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    Nicely spotted....I like the while on the contrasting sky...works well.
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    very nice set. Shots 1 and 3 for me as well.
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