Promenade with Light

[Iduna]

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As soon as there is fresh snow it is always worthwhile o look how our city looks like on top of the hill. This alley of beechtrees is marking the way to our fort.

 

 

Leica Q, F 1.8/ 1/25 /  1600 ISO

 

 

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Hallo,

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[fielden]

Wonderful! The lights really make this shot special.

[stuny]

Lovely

[Michael Hiles]

This really is nice.

[Northwest Wanderer]

The soft street lights really add to this image. Enjoyable to view.

[platypus]

Lovely! A touch of snow, starkly etched black detail and then the little lights leading the eye away...all combine to make one wish to know what lies further down the path.

Edited January 18, 2016 by platypus

[Louis]

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A gorgeous shot with lovely colors and a wonderful winter light, like the other of!

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[Iduna]

many thanks to all of you!

 

Graeme,

thank you!

Yes, this light lasted for a few minutes as you know. My tripod was occupied with my 5D MKIII, otherwise I would have preferred not to shoot wide open but stop down to f-stop 8. Then it would have creatred these lovely starlights which came out very well on my MKIII. So next time the Q will be mounted on a tripod....

 

Stuart,

thank you, my friend for viewing my pictures continuously!

 

Michael,

nice to have your comments.

 

Bill,

yes, light quality was very nice then and as I told Graeme, I could only shoot only with an almost open lens. Next time I'll mount the Q on a tripod to get more starlights there.

Thank you for stopping by and enjoying.

 

Dee,

oh, you looked very deeply into this picture. Thank you for your analysis and writing a detailed comment. It is much appreciated.

 

Louis,

so nice of you to like the picture and I feel we have a lot in common converning the view on things...thank you.

 

 

Friends, clicking the button - thanks to all!