Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:
a beautiful and endearing photo..
the black and white suits it perfectly ..
your title .. so fitting ..
can a landscape be emotive ?? .. this image answers my question .. yes .. ;)
many congrats on the red.. :)

Lavaux cycling
by MargaretNet

Comment by roz:

Originally posted by marnet: Everyday I pinch myself and touch wood - we are living a dream. We went cycling in the World Heritage Lavaux vineyards today: Carpe diem!

such a beautiful place you are living .. and what a brilliant photo ..
loving everything about this .. especially the way it tells a story .. :)

St Gallen Cathedral
by MargaretNet

Comment by mariuca:
Well digifotojo missed the point somehow.
Did not see this cathedral but, since you are in that general area Margaret, Bavaria is peppered with baroque churches such as this one:
Diessen church
And you certainly know this one, considered the best examble example in your neck of the woods
Einsiednel Marian Shrine CH
As to intricacies, talking about craftsmanship, the ones in Sicily are unbelievable

Message edited by author 2019-05-24 13:40:08.

Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by SandyP:
This is such a surreal, breathtaking scene!! I love this image so much!

Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by tvsometime:
A very successful idyllic photo with a bit too much vignette. Beautiful BW.

Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by Bear_Music:
Revisiting, already voted. Best in Show for me. Gorgeous BW conversion, luminous scene.

Lavaux cycling
by MargaretNet

Comment by digifotojo:
Very scenic, looks like a great place to ride a bike.. as long as you keep your eyes on the road. ;-)

Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by mariuca:
You created a beautiful sense of rotation of this little house on the hill

Almost Home
by MargaretNet

Comment by grahamgator:
Wonderful tones.

Archie Parkhouse cutting grass
by MargaretNet

Comment by Teafran:
Can't say enough good things about this image - the feeling of "being there" is present as there is considerable depth to the image - which in this case was difficult due to the hill. Well done.