Avalanche In The Spin Coating

Thou hast well chosen, in N&B, the scene is much more dramatic. Bravo Tintin.

Impressive and striking. But in these places, in your place, at this time, I would have been afraid that it goes wrong.
In any case, landscape is sublime.

But, Tintin, you were where you ? This should be awesome...
I like the black frame, it gives a sacred dimension !

The contours of the snow-capped mountain are superbly developed, the n&b is attractive, and it strengthens the aspect a hostile landscape. Bravo Tintin.dd and thank you.

A gorgeous photo with this avalanche well-placed and the black and white suits him perfectly it must be impressionistic still bravo and thank you for having entered such a show

As Julicarm I thought it was the cirque de Gavarnie ; normal, this is a Pyrenean and me I've got my habits. This black and white is very beautiful ; the avalanche, well placed, draws the eye and breaks the rigidity of the rock bar. A very beautiful image.

The click at the right time, it must be awesome to attend such a show. Tintin and thank you for this beautiful photo of winter landscape.

very beautiful landscape of France, the mountainous and wild, it dared to treat it in black and white, perhaps I would have tried an effect in, leaving a slight bluish tint in the sky, or by applying a blue filter (cyan) on the photo to communicate the impression of winter and snow, if one wants to nitpick, it seems to me that there is a slight blur on the cornice of the final plan to the right, perhaps a slight lack of PDC.

This decision extraordinary reminds me of the sound of thunder that came from the Perito Moreno glacier and the ice fall after a while. Superb photo. Hat

wonderful photo of a mountain showing the power of nature : thank you for sharing.

A snapshot of all beauty, which is no certainly that a drop of water compared to real. I like this presentation in b&w thank you.

I thought that this was the cirque of Gavarnie...
Surprisingly like...
A pure marvel in N£B.. !
The perfect contrast

The black and white is well suited to this beautiful image of winter You had the reflex to trigger at the right time

It must be touching to witness such a spectacle. Thank you for this beautiful photo Tintin.