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*** This Week Through Your M4/3 2019.03.16 ***

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Part 2 starting soon.
 
111jackny44 said:
I like the first and the last. I'm wondering on the last is that right out of the camera or a special processing?
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Basically SOOC with a slight pp (levels & sharpening) in PS6, I was attracted by the shapes. Thank you for comment.
 
Thanks Jack. Those are tundra swans and not the mute swans commonly found in parks and local areas. They summer further north than here and winter in more southerly climates where the lakes do not freeze over. We also get some trumpeter swans in the area and a flock actually over winters in Hamilton harbour at the west end of Lake Ontario.

Andrew
 
We have an enormous number of downed branches as you have shown in image 2 Chris. I need to get them all picked up and chipped before the grass needs cutting. Almost makes me wish winter could remain permanently, almost, but not quite.

Andrew
 
We took that ride about 13 years ago. It was delightful, other than the tinted glass on the upper parts of the windows and the reflections of the interior hanging lights in the same windows. The train driver slowed down many times to allow the passengers to get good looks at the scenery and take images. We passed several glaciers on the route as well. Hope you managed to get some images of those too David.

Andrew
 
Tough call. I like them both. The B&W just makes for a different image. I couldn't choose.
 
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