.going to work, a photo from Eastern Finland, South

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My bike-route to work.

Early morning. As shot. No crop. ISO 6400.

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golus (2593) 2012-01-26 12:45

Hi Pentti,

A beautiful early morning winter scene, lovely trees covered fully with snow. Great depth, cool natural colors. I loved the fabolous blue tone of the sky. Thanks for the share. Best wishes,

Suleyman

ruisc_pt (9627) 2012-01-26 13:06

THis is a fantastic "paint" Pentti. Well done,
TFS
Rui

jester5 (1166) 2012-01-26 13:25

looks like one of those Thomas Kincaid winter paintings.
Lovely shot Pentti.

ptibelo (3329) 2012-01-26 14:33

Très belle image enneigée avec un bon travail sur l'éclairage. Très agréable et reposant.
JMarie

Kofman (1320) 2012-01-27 0:03

Très belle photo matinale. Bravo pour affronter cette route enneigée en vélo! On y voit la trace de ton passage, donc ton exploit.
Amitiés de Grenoble.
Élisabeth

CLODO (20067) 2012-01-27 1:47

Hi Pentti

it should be hard to ride a bike in these conditions! You got a great picture with the artificial light in the snowy forest. Did you arrive in due time at work?
regards
CLODO

npecanhuk (45285) 2012-01-27 13:39

Hi Pentti!
Wow! I must be difficult... to drive... to wake up... but it's certainly beautiful and you took a very attractive picture of the place and moment!
TFS - congrats,
Cheers,
Neyvan

PS.: I think I got a terrible virus using TE... be careful! Watch out!

parvatibb (398) 2012-01-28 13:57

Hello Pentti,
I mean it could be nice to walk or run a bicy one or twice in this beautiful scenery, but wow everyday back and forth it must be really challenging.
TFS
regards
bb

Royaldevon (12698) 2012-02-03 9:30

Hello Pentti,

Your high ISO has been a useful in helping to get this remarkable shot! The converging tracks lead the eyes straight into this winter wonderland. I love how the trees are heavy with snow, their branches appearing like huge hands, covered with thick white gloves.
The diminishing lights not only attract but help give a sense of perspective.

Thank you for this,
Bev :-)