you're really making the most of the photo opportunities wintertime offers. i think you could really go to town w/ some macro shots of these ice-coated leaves.
Posted by stephen at January 7, 2005 08:44 AMThat poor thing.
Posted by miklos at January 7, 2005 10:00 AMand it,s still green and fresh.
Posted by effat at January 7, 2005 10:50 AMI've been following your excellent photoblog for a while and have even added the link to my own blog so all my visitors can see how beautiful Toronto is through your camera lens.
I'm left stunned with this particular picture of winter, so had to comment :D
If only I had half your talent and a digi-camera that'll fit my purse (soon to rectify that :) )
All the best,
Tasnuva
Why don't you put a map of Toronto with a dot on places you have photographed? - linked to those dot would be the photographs- I am sure people who want to visit Toronto would appreciate it.
Posted by s at January 7, 2005 05:05 PMit looks so sad now, sort of like its crying.
Posted by coooooooook at January 7, 2005 06:58 PMHave u ever been in The Old Mill Inn .Overthere u can find beautiful views.
Posted by fereydoon at January 7, 2005 08:07 PMIt is a lovely shot! I would love to see the
same pic you did some time ago "dead and alive"
once again framed as it was before :)
Beautiful!
Posted by Dawn at January 8, 2005 11:48 AMI agree with "S", a map of places you went would be VERY cool, if time consuming though (at this point)
Posted by Lorin Halpert at January 8, 2005 06:10 PMman that looks cold...
Posted by scott at January 10, 2005 07:09 PMI don't like this photo. It's as if you couldn't decide whether to go for a close up or long shot. So you went in between, I don't get the macro detail of the ice on the leaves that would be interesting, and I can't see the snow covered form of the bush. It lacks shape and central focus point.
Posted by W at January 11, 2005 07:57 PM