Heavy Laden Christmas Card Photograph by Lois Bryan

Heavy Laden Christmas Card

by Lois Bryan

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Title

Heavy Laden Christmas Card

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Lois Bryan

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Photograph - Photography

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A glorious, glowing break in the storm, the snow having fallen heavily on the trees and the ground, with the light beginning to break through, with the message "Christmas Greetings."

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November 11th, 2010

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Comments (8)

Jaroslaw Grudzinski

I see, congrats on capturing the light at its best.

Lois Bryan

Hi Jaroslaw, I agree with you ... I try to do exactly that when I can but I wanted to get depth ... to get the sunlight on the trees in the far distance in this one. The view, if I'd sighted along the fence wouldn't have been much to write home about, trust me, lol. thanks for your thoughts.

Jaroslaw Grudzinski

Nce, winter scene. I think it would be even better if you'd used the fence at a different angle - as a line leading the eye into the image.