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Ernst Sch | all galleries >> Popular Pictures* >> Popular winter pictures > Morning Light
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22-FEB-2005 Ernst Schütz

Morning Light

Seewis - Switzerland

Canon PowerShot G2
1/640s f/5.0 at 12.5mm full exif

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Milos Markovic25-Dec-2007 11:25
Exquisite,
v.
Sabine Stetson01-Apr-2007 17:48
beautiful picture...voted
Guest 19-Feb-2007 14:41
Che dire ??
Una foto meravigliosa. Complimenti
Guest 09-Feb-2007 00:09
N-ICE!
Yiannis Pavlis17-Dec-2006 05:05
Absolutely amazing..
Very beautiful indeed.
Great colors and extraordinary low light.
Exquisite view and stunning mood.
Guest 19-Jun-2006 06:25
Beautiful picture but it disturbs me that I don't get to see the end of the longest icicle.
alpana 13-May-2006 10:22
very artistic and a delicate picture..ought to be framed and put up as great artwork
Squared C22-Apr-2006 06:56
This is the one that drew me into the gallery and it's really so beautiful. Nice work!
arminb09-Apr-2006 19:09
sooooo beautiful!!!
Guest 07-Aug-2005 22:23
splendid and wonderful picture.. great blending of cold grey ice with a warm sky... Very good composition... like your aerodynamics and sunset pics too..keep posting Ernst..
Voted:-)

This one has really good soft mood and colours
you have technique man... great composition and vintage appeal..


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Peter Rackham01-Apr-2005 19:15
What an ironic tonal juxtaposition of the cold ice and the warm pastel sky. Nicely done! - Peter
George Bush 23-Mar-2005 17:42
Howdy! Love this one. Don't mess with Texas.
Guest 13-Mar-2005 18:46
Ernst,
Marvelous, thanks for sharing! Great composition . . . Cooooold!
Best regards,
John Connor