Coat of ice...

Posted by Sandrine (Cincinnati, United States) on 17 December 2007 in Plants & Nature and Portfolio.

I love any thoughts, ideas and suggestions you might have. Thanks for stopping by.
J'aime entendre vos pensees, idees et sugestions. Merci de votre visite!

Comments (16)

Sinus from Vienna, Austria

Awesome!

I took some pictures of this plant (I don't even know its name...) with a sunset behind.
Maybe I'm going to post one of them someday!

looks pretty cold ;-)
cheers
Sinus

17 Dec 2007 3:49am

Zsolt from Budapest, Hungary

very interesting...i like your icy series

17 Dec 2007 3:54am

leslie from Bruce Penninsula, Canada

beautiful in its icy simplicity

17 Dec 2007 9:09am

Steph from Geneva, Switzerland

Beautiful tones and composition

17 Dec 2007 10:59am

yiannis krikis from thessaloniki, Greece

I like the composition nad the colors - the background is perfect for this image

17 Dec 2007 11:38am

badala from Leiria, Portugal

Splendid!

17 Dec 2007 12:11pm

Earnest from Oklahoma, United States

Nice, Sandrine, just to my liking.

17 Dec 2007 1:09pm

Frankie from Boxmeer, Netherlands

Hi Sandrine, I have seen your photoblog and I am really impressed. Also your image of today is a nice one with beautiful colors and dof. The last couple of days the temperature in The Netherlands is below sero, so this icy image is a good expression of my feelings.

17 Dec 2007 2:22pm

Reza from Montreal, Canada

Great shot indeed. Wonderful focus and DOF.

17 Dec 2007 3:58pm

Michael Rawluk from Prince George, Canada

Sweet sweet shot.
It is so sharp with that soft background that is really pops.

17 Dec 2007 6:03pm

rayts from Quezon City, Philippines

it's nice how photography can really put our attention into those seeminly mundane and trivial things. it's amazing how one can catch up on us just by focusing our lens on it. what i am saying is that, you have a keen eyes for showing us a piece of this 'everyday thing' and making it look very artistic and important, such as this one. ice (or snow for that matter) is not something i encounter everyday here, so it's nice to see them in actual image.

17 Dec 2007 7:33pm