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    Went out for a little drive to get some pictures and came across this scene.
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    Pretty cool, looks like some of the lakes around here if they would ever freeze over. Yes we have dead forests in our lakes.

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    Oh, yes, it's winter. It's even starting to look like it here (finally). I like the way the stumps lead you in a crooked path to the gap in trees, which takes your eye to the trees beyond the gap.

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    There are so many angles to take pictures of this lake. I liked this one for the reason you gave ... the stumps as a leading line.

    Here is a picture from another angle. I'm not sure which one I prefer
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    Different moods, I think. The first invites you to go see what's there. The second shows a spot to stop and look around a bit, and maybe eventually look for another path.

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    Thanks Q1. Good description of the different moods.

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    Quote Originally Posted by QuietOne View Post
    Different moods, I think. The first invites you to go see what's there. The second shows a spot to stop and look around a bit, and maybe eventually look for another path.
    Yeah that is a pretty good observation.

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    You have captured the starkness well. It is hard to image that in just a few months all will be green and bursting with life.
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    Thanks guys.

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