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Rural New Hampshire


Rural New Hampshire
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Copyright: Greg Davis (Greg1949) Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1045 W: 109 N: 1523] (5129)
Genre: Places
Medium: Color
Date Taken: 2008-03-17
Categories: Daily Life, Nature, Architecture
Camera: Nikon D 200, 18-200 1:3.5-5.6 DX VR, Digital RAW, Hoya PL-CIRCULAR
Exposure: f/11, 1/200 seconds
More Photo Info: [view]
Photo Version: Original Version
Theme(s): Traditional America, Churches, Colonial New England Structuers [view contributor(s)]
Date Submitted: 2008-03-17 14:49
Viewed: 843
Favorites: 1 [view]
Points: 40
[Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note
As if the winter wasn't long enough I went looking for snow this morning, I can't seem to get enough. This is in Jaffrey New Hampshire and was just so typical New England that I had to give it a go. The whites are always troublesome and even tho they show less well due to the TE post size these are really not too hot. In the back ground is Mt. Monadnock.

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Hi Greg,
Very nice capture ! Perfect pov and very nice compo. Dark blue sky builds a perfect background to this nice wintery scenery.
TFS and best regards
MESUT ILGIM

Hello Greg,
the deep blue of the sky contrasting so well the white snow makes the shot very appealing; compo works well with the view of this beautiful winter scenario with the church (I'm guessing) as a main character.
Thanks for sharing it.
Regards,

Igor

Hello Greg,
A fine and beautiful image of winter scenery!
the exposure and focus is very fine here with good contrast of colouration in blue and white, just beautiful!
a pleasing presentation
well done
best regards
Tony

Hello Greg,
Pretty winter scene,,
lovely colors and contrast, good sharpness and excellent depth of field, good composition and pov.
Angela

Very very nice!! I love the bright sharp colors. Amazing! The little church is very nice, and I must add it to my church themes. TFS

bonjour,
une belle composition enneigée avec cette église également blanche et j'aime les arbres que tu as inclus sur les côtés ou voire même devant pour trancher entre le blanc de la neige et de l'eglise
bien vu
juliette

Hello Greg,
the conjunction of snow and major blue gives a very pleasant spectable. The red huts or houses bring a complementary element attracting. It is interesting to discover a church in the American countryside.
Have a nice day
Cordially
Joël

Another nice winter scene. Like mesutilgim, I think the dark sky works perfect in contrast with the perfect white snow color. Best regards Greg.

Beautiful picture Greg!! Makes me want to grab a cup of Hot Cocoa, put on my snow shoes and have fun. Great transition from the snow into the sky

Nathan

I think that maybe in this instance you could have avoided any trouble with the bright white snow, by using an ND grad filter...with the dark side on the bottom of the frame....i don't know, just a thought...but it is positively New England.

fine exposure and good contrast, not easy with the snow but you got it !
regards
jo

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  • gunbud Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 4098 W: 3 N: 3491] (16243)
  • [2008-03-18 20:28]
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Hi Greg,
This image is so New England that it does not require a title. Wonderful reds to contrast with the mid March snow and typical wooden church. The sky is electric and the little bits of gold exposed around the trees is another fine element. Some of the small village in the Finger Lakes look like this because its was settled by Vermonters moving west.
Regards, Tom

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  • bizsu Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Note Writer [C: 211 W: 0 N: 143] (1524)
  • [2008-03-19 14:11]

Hi Greg,
Beautiful winter, snowy landscape. Wonderful interesting building. Church ? Superb compo.
Congrat.
Best regards, Zsú

Nice winter scene !!!good expo and contrast, well done

Best regards,

Patrick

Hi Greg
I love this shot because is great combination of colors light and architecture with snow soround...
TFS
cheers,Braca

Hello Greg,
a very nice shot of this beautiful home taken from a good point. Good lighting that brings out the lines of the building very well against that incredibly blue sky. Pleasing tones and good clarity. Bravo.
Kind Regards.
Stella

Hi Greg,
An extreme polariser effect but i like that, brings me back to the good old days of slide film. The imapact on the colours in great with the red houses, white snow and superb blue gradient in the sky, i like it a lot.
Have a nice Sunday, Henk

the upper part of the photo seems too dark :) sorry I began with critisism. nevertheless this is a great image good example of thoughtful photography. the blue of the sky is very unique so fine and of course the combination of church and snow white so fabulous really

Hi Greg,

Im glad im not seeing the USA in winter. I think the whites in your shot are very clean looking. The dark blue sky which grads into a lighter blue is fantastic and compliments the church and snow well.
Regards
Jim

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  • zmey Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 1112 W: 72 N: 1077] (4197)
  • [2008-04-15 7:19]
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hello greg

the scenery is nice with the well exposed detailed whites against saturated blue of the sky. nonetheless, i feel, i have a problem with the sky going almost black at the edges. this is a known effect of the polarizng filter when used with wide angle lenses.

warm regars,
kristaps

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