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This photo gives a clear sense of the physical cold but at the same time it carries some kind of spiritual warmth in it. There’s a great feeling caught here.

A very nice Christmas photo taken in Old Trondheim, in the old wooden town. Here you can try to imagine how life was in Scandinavia in old times; here’s a map (GPS coordinates: N 63º 25′ 39.52", W 10º 24′ 11.11".)

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A photo taken in Wisconsin on the 23^rd of December 2006 that captures very well the nice atmosphere of the transition from Autumn to Winter. It’s Winter already, but Autumn is still in the air.

Taken from a very good angle, with beautiful color and in a beautiful place. An excellent composition.

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This photo really portrays the atmosphere of the coming season. The road winding away into the corner, slowly fading away, the contrast of colors, especially on the trees, the old Chevrolet Impala… a good composition overall.

First snow seems to give a kind of magic to almost everything.

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They almost look like living creatures. A nice emotional shot; heart breaking, but beautiful. A truly remarkable photo… well done.

I’m surprised they’re cast aside so cavalierly, to me they should have value as collectibles. People should be allowed to take one home. I would, if I could.

Photo taken in Oak Ridges Moraine, Ontario, Canada. Here’s a map
(GPS coordinates: N 44º 1′ 53.69", W 79º 0′ 54.78".)

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Gorgeous color and light and very well exposed, looks like it came out of a fairy tale. I think Santa’s house is right down there next to the post office.

Photo taken in Brand (GPS coordinates: N 47º 7′ 1.30", E 9º 44′ 59.15",) a small valley-based village in Vorarlberg, Austria on December 26, 2005.

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The lights are not really green to the human eye, it’s the camera that sees them that way. This effect could have been corrected with camera settings or PS ticks.

Taken on December 28 2004, in the province of Bolzano-Bozen, a region in Northern Italy that is renowned for its mountains, such as the Dolomites, which compose a significant section of the Alps.