Looks like a pretty chilly day in Mt. Albert. But a pretty peaceful one too. This shot is timeless. If not for the image clarity, it could have been shot 50 years ago. Nicely done!
I'm sure I've made it onto a few security cameras in order to get a shot. The important thing is that you were able to share with us, right? Very fastive, especially the Rudolph crossing, that was definitely a nice touch.
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Driving Northerly out of Mount Albert (a village in the town of EG)
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I just love a photos with a curved/curvy road in it. It makes any photo a great one.
ReplyDeleteWnter trees have a certain magic in mono.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a pretty chilly day in Mt. Albert. But a pretty peaceful one too. This shot is timeless. If not for the image clarity, it could have been shot 50 years ago. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteI like the contrasts of grays in the shot and the long drive.
ReplyDeleteThe curved road does invite you and led you through the beautiful scene.
ReplyDeleteLove the long curved drive and the snow on the trees.
ReplyDeleteThis is a neat picture. Only I'm sure I wouldn't want to plow the snow on this driveway.
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I'm sure it must be amazing in colour too, but this is timeless and magical. The perfect winter mono shot.
ReplyDeleteThe lengthening shadows make this a very somber image.
ReplyDeleteWe, like you, have snow and cold. Mexico would be nice at the moment.
ReplyDeletevery nice but this one I would like to see in color. MB
ReplyDeleteI see a chimney and imagine a nice warm fire in the fireplace making the cold all go away!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot.
Makes me feel cold. Brilliant capture.
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ReplyDeleteYou live in the perfect neighborhood for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteNow go throw a snowball at the troll who's cluttering up your comments section.
Darla
I think we are definitely expecting a white Christmas this year!
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ReplyDeleteexcellent photo
ReplyDeleteLooks COLD .. but oh so seasonal and lovely
ReplyDelete:-Daryl
Nice, especially the long sweeping driveway.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful landscape in Monochrome. I love the ribbons made by clouds.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure I've made it onto a few security cameras in order to get a shot. The important thing is that you were able to share with us, right? Very fastive, especially the Rudolph crossing, that was definitely a nice touch.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photo! I love rural scenes.
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