Old Wagon

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• evanrizo (21432)
• [2008-05-01 7:05]
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• Floydian (24159)
• [2008-05-01 8:35]

Hello Karen,
How simple, just an old car in his surrounding, but how well seen and captured. Love the snow what is still around.
Seeing the ws i don't no, this one is softer on the contrast and that fits the picture very well. The sky is soft, no hard greens or yellow from the grass, so i think this is just good enough.
Very good work and a good eye in seeing this...
Regards, Henk

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• Henryk_Bilor (18598)
• [2008-05-01 9:39]

Hi Karen
Interesting composition and light. Good pp in the workshop.
Regards

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• mikeo (7497)
• [2008-05-01 11:17]

Hi Karen,

Springs looks strange in your corner of the world:) Still snow, strange green colours;) but anyway - looks interesting... Nice composition anf great sunlight, TFS

greetings,

mikeo

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• Tobias__Ortmann (1677)
• [2008-05-01 12:05]

Hi karen a nice shot
I really like the placemetn of this old car^^
great colours and contrast
well done
Toba

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• gracious (10014)
• [2008-05-01 12:07]

Hello Karen,
An old wagon near the disappearing snow that welcome of the spring atmosphere is trully shown in this beautiful image!
I loved the lighting here also the sharpness, good colour and details in the shot
Both photos are good!
many thanks for the sharing
from NZ, Tony

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• denisn72 (3794)
• [2008-05-01 14:10]

Hello Karen
That's a nice old wagon taken from an excellent angle. Great colours and details. Good light! Well done
Best regards
Denis!

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• cirano (524)
• [2008-05-01 14:58]

Slav Karen,
Ev dîmen şerê di fîlimên hollywoodê de yên di nav bera çermsor û kovboyan anî heşê min.Gelek rind hatiye kişandin.

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• trekks (6870)
• [2008-05-01 17:38]

hi Karen

Yes, the snow is disappearing and spring is coming your way, I know many of you are looking forward to warm sun and colorful gardens. A nice expectation for another season of photography.

Looking forward to your spring posts.

tfs, bill

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• gunbud (16267)
• [2008-05-01 18:33]

Hi Karen,
Beautiful historic shot of this old praire bus that saftely brought some many settlers west. Great details to the old weather beaten wood. I must say spring took its time arriving in your neck of the woods.
Regards, Tom

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• kevinos (5438)
• [2008-05-01 23:28]

Hi Karen, it certainly looks quite winterly there, still.But you have presented this interesting old wagon very well. Your workshop is brighter and more contrasty and I like it better. But both images are good. A person in the image always helps to add interest, I think, providing it is the right person. regards Kevin

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• papagolf21 (47378)
• [2008-05-02 0:45]

Bonsoir, chère Karen,
Nous voilà revenus au temps des pionniers ! Ce vieux chariot est parfaitement placé dans la composition.
Très belle lumière et détails parfaits.
Amitiés.
Philippe

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• bracasha75 (11939)
• [2008-05-02 0:56]

Helo Karen
Your corner of this Earth is nice and this wagon is beautiful
Very good image
TFS
Salut Braca

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• danos (17031)
• [2008-05-02 2:08]

Hello Karen,
nice composition with a good POV of this old wooden wagon and the Spring to be there!You have right,the WS version is much better because of it has vivid colors and light.The sharpness and the depth of field are great and make the scene attractive.Well done.

Regards,Danos

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• japiey (9295)
• [2008-05-02 3:12]

Hi Karen,

Lovely image..
MEMORIES.....
Good share...
All the best, dear friend.

jp

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• Dyerco (4981)
• [2008-05-02 6:35]

Hi Karen
Yes I think the WS version has a little more saturation and warmth to it. It is nicely composed with the wagon off centre and the trees on the far left and right are fully included. Now all we need is a pair of horses.
Phil

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• UnTrained (12217)
• [2008-05-02 6:35]

Hi Karen,
the impression for the eye is not so strong, but that is also the light. The composition is well done and the clarity and other quality are pleasant. The good lines of the wagon could be one for a black&white with strong contrast.
Lieben Gruss, Ulf

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• mikolaj_kawa (11534)
• [2008-05-03 7:20]

Hello Karen! Very interesting wagon. Nice lightness, very nice colors. Good POV. Original capture. Interesting picture. Well done!

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• paura (20343)
• [2008-05-03 15:27]

Karen,
Beautiful photo from this old wagon. Vivid details in the constructive details.

Abraço

paulo

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• siolaw (21410)
• [2008-05-03 23:10]

Hi Karen,
What they call spring in Canada, is winter to me@!!! ;D Some snow still there! The grass look real dry too! A peaceful scene with good sharpness, bright but not overexposed. Soft colors fit the scene.
Greetings from Cambodia
Laurent

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• Graal (40749)
• [2008-05-03 23:49]

Hi Karen,
unusual object, amazing old wagon. Well done documental photo. I like it.
Gr., Aleksander

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• Enncrave (10)
• [2008-05-04 2:19]

Hi Karen,
I am just a neophyte in the world of photography. Your photo is just magnificient and reminded of the old wagon in the western movies. The transition from winter to spring is clearly visible to the eye. Your photos are excellent and added you as one of my favorites. Congratulations Karen... Enn.

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• Fis2 (31033)
• [2008-05-04 5:50]

Witaj Karen!
Fantastic wagon! Good frame and colors. Very impressive picture!
Regards
Krzysztof

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• macondo (8678)
• [2008-05-04 5:56]

Hi Karen.

Got to your gallery via one of your critiques.
This one looks better than it does in thumbnail, much better. I'm impressed by the clear detail, the fine angle of view, and the gentle colours and contrast. The WS is appealing too, but I'm quite happy with this one. The pools of snow are a nice touch, reminding of the winter's almost passing. That large golden tree on the far left is a nice balancing element. So, simple but very pleasing picture. Well done.

Regards,
Andrew

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• Bluejeans (17297)
• [2008-05-04 15:02]

Ola Karen ,
Que bela carroça bem antiga de rodas de madeira , gostei muito da cor da erva queimada devido a neve , bom enquadramento da foto , parabéns!!!
Um abraço Gonçalo


Your grandbaby are very pretty :)

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• FORJP001 (3368)
• [2008-05-04 20:43]

Hi Karen,

We cannot make a new wagon out of an old one and this one looks realy like an old wagon.

I prefer the look of the natural old wagon on an as is basis.

Jean-Pierre