Experimenting. Tromsø town in the background.

LeonardoTruffaut, on April 3, said:

Simply wonderful. Greetings.

hamzars, on April 3, said:

Very nice!!

Hank Waxman, on April 3, said:

Greetings Snemann. I think the sepia tone helps this image appear to be an uncovered old photo of an heroic climb up a difficult mountain. If that was the intent; you succeeded!

Hank

Joerg Petersen, on April 3, said:

Very impressive! Greetings jörg

Víctor Schz de Lara, on April 3, said:

Full beauty!! , looks like a big cream&chocolate icecream. Great shot Snemann and fantastic collection *****

Best regards, Víctor

cachirri, on April 3, said:

fantastic

zuccospooky, on April 16, said:

your entire collection is wonderful, it makes me understand the beauty of Norway. Greetings from Italy! I saw you have been here!

Snemann, on April 21, said:

Leonardo, hamzars, Joerg, Victor, cachirri & zuccospooky, thanks a lot for your kind comments. I rarely alter my shots as much as this, but this one turned out ok, I guess.

ayrshireman, on May 1, said:

BRILLIANT :) :) ONE WORD SAYS IT ALL Y/S......

DailyMadness, on May 6, said:

The rock is like the head of the dragon. Very good capture, greetings from Greece

Herb Riddle, on May 13, said:

Great idea, great photo. You know your stuff.

Herb (England)

javierbranas, on May 19, said:

¡Wow!It seems an icecream.Amazing shot.

© Morrique, on May 20, said:

Great picture, it brings us back to the times of Roald Admundsen. Cheers!

© Tom Lussier, on May 27, said:

Well done. The post processing works, as Hank said, very well with this image. Impressive work!

Regards, Tom

Sara Capparotto, on May 27, said:

WOOWWW

Madidi, on May 30, said:

Can't agree more...WOW!! :-)

Séan.

Madidi, on June 2, said:

Beautiful work Snemann: YS for this one :-)

Regards,

Séan.

Ian Stehbens, on June 6, said:

Dear Snemann,

Admundsen, Shackleton, Mawson, Scott, I presume.

Hank, Morrique and Tom as well as the others who have affirmed your work on this one have it right. It is great. But as I am from warmer climes, the treachery of the ice is what leaves me most impressed. I can not imagine who would make, what seems to me, such a dangerous trek!

Thanks,

Ian