66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by pixeldust:
This looks like a postcard to me. You captured the white in the snow w/o blowing it out and got so many shades of blue in the sky. It's a very pretty scene.

Enjoying the water
by Ragga2000

Comment by GuGi:
Love the shot, and find the comments you have gotten very interesting. There is a lot to learn here on dpc, not the least about people and how they think. Luckily, there is the saying: Each to his own :)
Some of the best photographers in the world would never ever score high here on dpc, never get a ribbon. I have a feeling they would not care for high scores or ribbons. For them, photography is not about that, it is about art. The same goes in many fields. A good cook can make a gorgeous dinner out of almost nothing and does not need the "best" pots and pans to succeed.
Of course it is fun to score high, and most of us feel how it tickles our self-esteem. I was happy when my became a PB and later I got a ribbon, but in my opinion that shot is a bit boring. In fact my lowest score, my brown ribbon, is one of my favourites.
Keep up the good work, you are an excellent photographer and your learning curve is like a Boeing just after take-off. I wonder why?
:)
Edit: Got to do something about my splellign...

Message edited by author 2006-11-23 04:18:42.

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by sherpet:
Excellent..... a top shot here.....

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by renefunk:
really nice

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by Simms:
perfect.. wouldn't change a thing.. 10

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by nordicgirl:
:) Love the name 'beach'... makes you smile when you see snow. Cool idea indeed.

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by brownsm:
isn't Antarctica in the south?

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by jimness:
66° North...Antarctica? eh?

66°North
by Ragga2000

Comment by levyj413:
Which is it, Antarctica or 66 degrees north?

Icy beach
by Ragga2000

Comment by pineapple:
What a nice interface you have captured there. I remember swimming in the sea in Northern China in winter. There was ice floating in it. The feeling was exquisite agony. I expect you Icelandic peoples are used to such pleasant tortures. Nice photos. Hope to see more.