A walk in the woods v 2.0

domromer · Mar 8, 2008

Trenton Romulox · Mar 8, 2008

The next to last one is far and beyond my favorite of the series. Excellent! The series as a whole is good though too. The last one has some really nice lighting goin' on in the background. Good stuff.

BYoung · Mar 9, 2008

nice series, 1 & 4 just grabbed my attention they are awesome.

domromer · Mar 9, 2008

Trenton Romulox said:
The next to last one is far and beyond my favorite of the series. Excellent! The series as a whole is good though too. The last one has some really nice lighting goin' on in the background. Good stuff.

Thanks Man.

Ronman · Mar 9, 2008

domromer, this exceptional series captures the dramatic differences between your weather and East coast weather. Our climate generally comes out of Canada, is dryer and colder, and more like the weather on the Pacific coast of Asia, which generally comes out of Siberia. Our non-native flora frequently sports specie names like, koreana, japonica, and chinensis. Your climate more closely mimics Englands than ours and comes off the ocean. These differences are dramatically exposed in your photos, and look other worldly to me. Beautiful and demonstrative series. :hail:

LaFoto · Mar 9, 2008

Wow.
And extra :hugs: for Photo 4. That COLOUR, just look at that!
They are all good, but the last two put me into a fairy tale state just by looking at them!

spiffybeth · Mar 9, 2008

4 is stunning!

excellent series, dom!

domromer · Mar 9, 2008

Ronman said:
domromer, this exceptional series captures the dramatic differences between your weather and East coast weather. Our climate generally comes out of Canada, is dryer and colder, and more like the weather on the Pacific coast of Asia, which generally comes out of Siberia. Our non-native flora frequently sports specie names like, koreana, japonica, and chinensis. Your climate more closely mimics Englands than ours and comes off the ocean. These differences are dramatically exposed in your photos, and look other worldly to me. Beautiful and demonstrative series. :hail:

Thanks for the breakdown.