A black and white scene from the G Ross Lord Park in Toronto. This was taken back in the fall when the leaves were still on the ground. I've softened the scene a bit and I rather like the result. What do you think?
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11 comments:
I think it's magical! Really beautiful.
Oui, c'est très joli. J'aime beaucoup la petite chaussée à deux voies...
I like knowing there are many parks in the city. I don't think I could live in the city as I like these "wild" spaces so much. :)
Really like the effect and the winding road leads you in well.
It's a wonderful scene and a wonderful photo. I did the same with the photo on Ocala today only in Sepia...it's a Photoshop Action called Midnight Sepia...
Lovely autumn scene in b&w.
Any road or trail winding into infinity captivates me. I always wonder 'what's down there?' Nice scene.
What a beautiful photograph.
How lovely and peaceful!
Very artistic composition!
Léia
I like it a lot Halcyon..the B&W also, brilliant image.
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