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jchanders β Good-bye, winter
Published: 2007-03-26 15:23:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 1075; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 20
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Let us say "Good-bye" to winter.Taken on the last frosty morning of March on the Horneboeg Heath at Hilversum/The Netherlands.
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Very beautiful and, well... poetic! The colours still look a lot like winter, so the gray fits pretty well.
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I really like the atmosphere in this photo, even though I can't decide whether it's more bleak or peaceful. The gray-dominated color palette works great.
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I see you were being watched 
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Thanks a lot. Yes, she kept a close eye on me!
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Great shot 
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Thanks a lot. I keep trying. But it gets more difficult each day, if you understand what I mean.
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I think I do.. But don't worry! ^^ I'm sure that your photos will always be so great and beautiful ^^
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She was just feeling cold. How can you be excited feeling cold?
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he does seem to be saying farewell ....
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Thanks a lot for your lovely comment.
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your very welcome my friend
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Wow, the light is incredible. Great soft colors...you really nailed the exposure perfectly.
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I love this. It kinda made me (momentarily) turn vegetarian... x
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Poor cow - you will eat it in the end! Actually I shall do so too, but do not tell anyone.
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Wonderful shot Juergen! Getting close again I see!
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Not too close fortunately. Thanks a lot 
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This is just breathtaking.....something about the beauty of the land and the animal looking on.....and you the final observer....I love this work....compositionally it is brilliant. 
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Even if a bit late, many thanks for your enthusiastic reaction.
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I don't keep a time clock on messages I leave....
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ok
it seems that the cow is contemplate with you the landscape.
great perspective
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Excellent lighting! I've got his number! (not really!)
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Thanks a lot. Yes, we all can get her number.
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It seems to be standing watch over the meadow.
Great shot.
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That is a good comparison. Thanks a lot.
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Great that you like it again.
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Now, this one get a fave! ItΒ΄s beautiful!
Have you ever considered getting yourself a DSLR?
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Many thanks for the praise. - What is a DSLR?
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Digital Single Lens Reflex... basically a digital reflex camera. It would give you a lot of flexibility, widen your possibilities and increase the quality of your pictures. I think someone with your eye deserves one to make a perfect shot out of an otherwise nice shot.
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I did not understand the D and therefore got completely guessing. Now I realize what you mean. Yes, it is a old dream of mine to have a DSLR.
But there is a problem: I have got used to my super-zoom of the Panasonic FZ10! And there is no small super-zoom lens for a SLR, not as far as I can see. Having had a two SLRs (analogic) with two lenses for 30 years, I have no intention to go back to the age of lense changing.
That may sound soft, but I am just an amateur after all. Ok., some better quality, that is indeed a plus. But not for the price of changing lenses or banging kilos around me. At the moment I can go cycling with the camera around my neck. Do you see me do that with a heavy SLR?
The solution: a new type SLR-zoom lense like the Leica lense on my Panasonic, a great small lense with a 12-time zoom. But I see it nowhere ...
Still, many thanks for the suggestion! And the underlying appreciation of what this amateur here is doing.
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You are welcome JΓΌrgen. I see the situation. Well, there are some "all-terrain" lenses nowadays for digital SLRΒ΄s. An example is NikonΒ΄s or SigmaΒ΄s 18-200 mm which is equivalent to 28-300! IΒ΄ve seen really nice pictures taken with the Nikon. But yeah, it is still heavier than the Panasonic.
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Yes, I heard about those Nikon and Sigma lenses. People say they have less quality than the "smaller" lenses with 3-point zoom. How much quality would I win? So I am still somewhat at a loss. Apart from the price, of course, as the Nikon lense costs more than my present camera ever did.
Once again many thanks for the info. I experience it as very supportive.
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great shot! I love this perspective, gentle mist and the colours.
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Thanks a lot for this and all other lovely commentaries.
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wow- a real sense of how cold it is can be gained from looking at this shot
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You get it! It was cold!
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