Wednesday’s Photos
More Winter Landscapes
Once you have truly found your focus for beautiful spots around you, rain or shine, you find good places to photograph almost everywhere. I believe that before this winter comes to an end (at the Arrow Lakes winter follows very well the seasons posted on the calendar), I will find a few more pictures to create another post or two. I hope you will continue to enjoy viewing the images. By the way, I do a bit of post-processing with Affinity Photo, a powerful editing tool available at a reasonable cost.
#1 View from the Nakusp Promenade
#2 Last Winter’s Icy Dragon Teeth
#3 Evening Light at the Fauquier Boat Dock
#4 Log Booms Encased in Ice
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#5 Sunset at Fauquier, BC, Canada
You can also view my photo stream at flickr.com. Photos are taken mostly from the Arrow Lakes area. Simply search for Peter Klopp under people.
To gauge a little more accurately the scores for the pictures for last week’s photos, I used a mathematical approach with the following formula. First, second and third choice was given 5 points, 3 points and 1 point respectively. There were more than 20 participants for last week’s evaluation, which yielded the following results.
- #1 – 15 points Fungus Covered Branches
- #2 – 30 points Berries Ready for the Picking in Winter
- #3 – 44 points Cattails above a Frozen Pond – First Place
- #4 – 33 points Thriving Ground Fungus
- #5 – 27 points Seed Pods over the Arrow Lake
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
Love the ‘frozen’ pics!
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Lovely pictures.
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4-2-1 .. Lovely shots, Peter..
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Thank you, Nurul!
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2 1 5. Number 2 really blew me away. What an amazing photograph! I love them all, but that’s my favorite.
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Thanks for participating, Amy! I am glad to hear you like them all.
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These are all beautiful – #4 catches my eye the most 🙂
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Thank you, Jodi. I will record the #4 as your top choice.
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Hallo, Peter!
Ich hab mich für die Reihenfolge 2,1, 4 entschieden! Herrliche Fotos allesamt!👍
Gute Heimfahrt!!!!!🌼🌸
Liebe Grüße!
Edda
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Vielen Dank für deine Wahl, liebe Edda! Noch eine letzte Behandlung bei der Klinik, dann geht es nach Hause, juchhe!
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Wir freuen uns so mit Dir!!!🙋🙋🙋
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I would say the 2nd one is pretty good. I don’t do post-processing at all – nature should be enjoyed in its true form 🙂
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Thank you, Alok! I appreciate your comment on post-processing. Sometimes the eyes see things differently especially in difficult light situations. Then and only then do I give the image a little tweak to make look as I did see it.
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That’s fine…many famous photographers do post-processing.
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This time, as simple as 1, 2, 3 for me.
But all of these are excellent. I love that dragon’s teeth shot.
The first second I saw the frozen log boom, it registered as a line of railroad cars, iced over on a bridge.
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Great pictures. My favorite is #4 and also #1.
I don’t do post processing of pictures, except for auto color correction.
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Thank you, arv! As to post-processing see my reply to Alok’s comment.
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Sure I’ll 😃
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Wir freuen uns so mit Dir!!!🙋🙋🙋
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I would prefer 4 over 3 and 3 over 2, so 4,3,2. 🙂
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Thank you, Gerhard. I put your numbers into the evaluation pool.
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5., 2., 1., All the photos are beautiful! Thank you for sharing them.
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I am so glad you like all the pictures.
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You are welcome, Gerhard.
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The second photo is really impressive, dear Peter. I thought you were taking this photo out of the mouth of a whale:9 Kind regards from warm Hamburg (13 degrees!) Mitza
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2,4,1. Is this like fantasy football ? If we pick the winner several weeks in a row we win a pt of Canadian gold?
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Thank you for your scores! Canadian gold? Haha!
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Nice shots, Peter! I like # 3, 4 and 5 best.
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Thank you! Your numbers have been recorded.
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Hi Peter! Welch schöne Bilder! Meine Favoriten sind: 5,4,1. Aber eigentlich sind alle schön – kalendermässig – Liebe Grüsse Ruth
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Vielen Dank, Ruth!
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Beautiful post and magnificent pictures
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＃３,I like the best,because,Sunlight appears to Hope, Shiny:D
I will search flicker” Peter Klopp ” 😀
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Again very difficult to decide. The dragon‘s teeth have to come first. What a great shot! And then #3 and #1
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The difficulty for you to decide is like a compliment to me. Thank you!
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The Dragon Teeth are a nice capture! As our the others, but I found that one to be a unique composition.
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I am happy to read you like the Dragon Teeth for its unusual perspective, Ankur!
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Like paintings, every one!
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Lovely shots, Peter!
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It’s hard to say. Perhaps 4-2-3-5-1, but even 1 is very good.
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I take it as a compliment when you struggle with deciding on the best picture in the set of five, Bun. Thank you! By the way the evaluation game ended as of last week.
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Oh dear, I’m behind the times as usual! All of the photographs really were very good, though.
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