Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment by clem:
Very evocative.

Not To Feel Blue When I Get Bad Comments
by Mona

Comment by eric47408:
Well then I won't leave one- great use of monochromatic effect.

Not To Feel Blue When I Get Bad Comments
by Mona

Comment by Azrifel:
This looks great, I don't like the blue tone but nevertheless the composition is quite good.

Not To Feel Blue When I Get Bad Comments
by Mona

Comment by zeuszen:
A worthy image for quiet enjoyment, with a very tangible depth (via the detailed expanse of the fore- and middlegound against the gradually increasing density of the fog in the background). The tree too, as a lone subject, is both as faint and well proportioned as in a scene out of Hamlet. The horizontal division of the photo into thirds makes good sense to me, given its overall simplicity and the duality of its primary subject - the visual transformation of a landscape under fog.

Given the wide postcard format chosen here, I would have liked to see the rule of thirds applied to the position of the tree in it to reflect the vertical composition, at least approximately. The (blue) hue too, is, perhaps, slightly stronger than credible under natural conditions.

All in all, a serene capture, which suffers from a somewhat trivial title.

Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment by Bilberry:
I like the amount of space given to the reflection here.

Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment by Cantique:
Beautiful mysterious atmosphere in this photo.

Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment by smoon273:
I love it!!! You totally get a 10 from me!

Not To Feel Blue When I Get Bad Comments
by Mona

Comment by MrYu:
This is an official Bad Comment(tm). How do you feel? =)

Eye Contact
by Mona

Comment by shoyles:
A beautiful picture. The contrast is just right. You do not loose any detail in highlights (the horse or snow) or the shadows. The motion of the hand is a little distracting but overall great shot.

Empty Cape
by Mona

Comment by tasha4paws:
cool pic!
Whats the white in the centre.
Bloody fly tippers, they get everywhere