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    So this year I've done some winter hiking (microspikes rock). Is it me, or does snow really add something extra interesting to river and brook photos? I mean, everyone has long exposure running water photos, but for me the snow adds an element of depth and definition that spring and fall shots lack.

    A grab shot from a bridge - the Piscataquog river.



    Oh and I LOVE winter for B&W, too. The tonal range the snow affords makes it perfect. This next one almost got me tossed in the drink. Tripod and me balanced with every leg on a different surface.



    Tucker brook again further downstream.



    Smart's Brook, further north -



    Bear brook sans bear -



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    Dude, I am loving this set

    I agree with you, the snow is fab in winter photography and adds a very special dimension for those of us that are lucky enough (or cursed ) to spend many month each year in the winter.

    and you are so right...b/w is fab in the winter. My fave shots in this set are 1 and 2.

    Shot 1 is a classic beauty imo. Since you asked for comments, I might burn in the sky quite a bit and I'd likely increase the blacks on the right middle side...

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    Thanks much. I used to hate winter, but not anymore now that I have plenty of stuff to do in it.

    As far as the pp advice - I would take it if I had the least idea how to do that in Lightroom, the only application I use for post processing. I've already tweaked the curve elements and could probably do it more, but this satisfied me.

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    Lovely set. Hard to pick just one as a fave.

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    Some really nice stuff in there! I love the 1st, 4th and 5th ones!

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    this is a lovely set! well done. You are inspiring me to go out with my camera and tripod.

    but then when I see the -25 windchill I rethink my position and decide I should practice my indoor lighting shots
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    excellent shooting, so serene and well composed.

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