Snow and ice seem to dominate the blog which may be something to do with the climate up there in Canada. Her studies of flowers are also interesting. Given the general grayness of Toronto in the winter, I'm highly impressed with the way Olga brings out vibrant colors in her photography. Her work certainly puts the cool into cold.
I love the last picture of the ice.
ReplyDeleteThat tree shot is wonderful.
ReplyDeletegreat pics, talented shooter.
ReplyDeleteCheers, Sausage...
Once again proof positive that I stood behind the door when talent was handed out.
ReplyDeleteI've seen Olga's work, it's beautiful. That first photo is striking--the dark, frosted trees with a smudge of cool blue wafting in, as if to defy what may otherwise have been a silhouette, and bringing with it a resting place to breathe. So much thought in all of the photographs!
ReplyDeleteExcellent choice as I am a big fan of Olga and of her work. As with your blog I am always pleased when I see another post is ready for me to peruse.
ReplyDeleteThank you, David, Oilfield Trash, Deborah,Sausage Fingers, Nubian,Jayne and Happy Frog and I!
ReplyDeleteYou are too kind. For an amateur photographer it is very important to know that people respond to your efforts so well. My only goal is to share what I see through my photographs.
Olga's blog is unique and creative, one of my favorite stops in the blogosphere.
ReplyDeleteHer use of color is amazing. These don't even seem like photos...
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tim, for your support :D
ReplyDeleteJennifer Fabulous,thank you for leaving such an encouraging comment. It is very much appreciated.
And,one more time,thank you,David!
Those are incredible. There's a real skill to framing a shot, and I don't think I've got it. Anyone who does totally impresses me.
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