Posted by vu@granby (Granby, Québec, Canada) on 2 February 2008 in Cityscape & Urban and Portfolio.
© Gilles Martineau 2008
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« ... on s'est préparé pour l'hiver, le bois est coupé et fendu... »
« ... we prepared for the winter, wood is cut and split... »
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Very interesting foreground of the snow covered logs.
2 Feb 2008 12:55am
@aggie: Thank you for your comment, Wolfgang
It gives a very rural but cozy image. We have similar piles around our house which are pleasing because you know you will stay warm
2 Feb 2008 1:26am
@Michael Skorulski: For most people here wood stoves are only a secondary heating system, but they do give a very cosy heat... Thanks for your comment, Wolfgang
Very rustic!
2 Feb 2008 2:23am
@Daroru: You are right! Wolfgang
Another snow picture! I like the piles of chopped would, it makes it look very natural and rustic. No snow where I am yet.
2 Feb 2008 6:37am
@Scarabaeus: For us snow is a fact of life from November to April.... Thanks for your visit, Wolfgang
Neat Winter Photo!
2 Feb 2008 8:37am
@Tali: Glad you like Gilles Martineau's photo, Wolfgang
Your photos are really beautiful. Thank you.
2 Feb 2008 10:09am
@Eleftheria, 9 years old,: Thanks in the name of all of us here at vu@granby, Wolfgang
That is my childhood. Summer and fall spent splitting, hauling and stacking.
2 Feb 2008 11:12am
@Michael Rawluk: When it's more or less a hobby it's nice, but when it's a neccessity it becomes very tedious. Thanks for your comment, Wolfgang
Tres belle photo, bien pensé. Félicitations.
2 Feb 2008 12:40pm
@Carmen Lapierre: Merci au nom de Gilles Martineau, Wolfgang
Excelente registo.
2 Feb 2008 3:30pm
@Sandra Rocha: Obrigado Sandra! Wolfgang
I love those winterscenes. Today we had the first "real snow".
2 Feb 2008 3:51pm
@Michael: Sollen wir ein paar Blizzards rüberschicken? Vielen Dank für den Kommentar, Wolfgang
Très belle prise de vue. Quel manteau!
2 Feb 2008 3:55pm
@standley: Un manteau tout blanc... Merci au nom de Gilles Martineau, Wolfgang
Très belle photo d'hiver! Aussi grande composition. Un plaisir de le regarder, merci bien!
2 Feb 2008 4:59pm
@Illuci: Merci pour le compliment, Wolfgang
Très belle photo... vraiment typique au Québec.. la seule petite chose est que l'on voit pas de différence entre la neige du tas de bois et du paysage de fond.. est-ce ca de la surexposition...?
2 Feb 2008 5:22pm
@Anne: Merci Anne! Wolfgang
« ... est-ce ca de la surexposition...? » Oui. Photographier de la neige incorporée à un paysage représente tout un défi. Souvent, l'unique solution est de revenir sur la même scène à un autre moment. Ce n'est pas toujours possible mais, ça peut être un exercice intéressant.
Cette image est le résultat de plusieurs prises de vue étalées sur pas moins de 2-3 heures ET elle a été manipulée dans Photoshop.
gilles d.
Looks good. And goes well with the season.
2 Feb 2008 9:00pm
@chris chisu: You are right on that! Thanks for the visit, Wolfgang
This is very good to look at (from a warm place).
3 Feb 2008 7:41pm
@Viewfinder: With all this wood inside is going to be warm too, and outside we can do wintersports.... It's different from the warm weather in Florida, but not without its fun times, but sometimes it can be too long, Wolfgang
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