Landscape nominee

I love the fog boundary. Here there is light and fog together. Light is not harsh even in midday and fog is not dense to create grayish tones without contrast. This day was something else. It was below zero. The water droplets in air kept freezing on the branches of the trees. This not like a snow cover, where many details of the small branches are covered by snow. The waves of white on the green-brown background was unique. Then came the light, making all these details clearly visible. It was exhilarating. I love the both color and monochromatic version of this photo.

Born 1965. 9 years Biology & Comp. Sc. study in US. 1994 EIU Meritorious Biology Student Award & Bradley Un. Academic Excellence Grad Scholarship. Living in Switzerland. Married with one daughter. I had my first camera @7: Kodak Vintage Box:) Until last 3 years, it was only for remembrances. Last 3 years, I try to read and experiment as much as I can, in between my daily chores. Photography is not only in blood but in every single cell now. I capture, post process, print FA and try alternative techniques: albumen, cyanotype, gum arabic and carbon (the most difficult until now). I am a member of Swiss Photo Hist. Society. In 2015, I have exhibited my photography in a local bank and during an activity of the society. As my daily work and family responsibilities get heavier, I spare less time for photography trips. I don't go anywhere without a camera. That is why, now I am trying to extract the beauties that surround us every day and everywhere. I like it very much. Forces me to see unobvious. I do all this just for the pure love of it. I wish to see how my photos measure up.