Ice, road and hedges

Pic. taken a few day`s ago. The ice is gone. The hedges still remain.

[PhotoCrazy]

Nice image

[sally agnew]

Love the perspective, your images are always fascinating :)

[essiesue]

Once again, I thoroughly enjoy the lines in your photography. fav

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Prachtig licht, mooie lijnen.

[Bep]

Eens met Saxa. Mooi.

[Hazel]

Fav - lovely leading lines and a great landscape.

[Diana Moss]

Wonderful pov, a lovely neat rural view a fav

[Kitty Hawke]

Good grief....that does look chilly.....

[Sharon]

Beautiful landscape!

[Gosia]

Nice view.

[Margo]

Love the trimmed hedge

[Beryl Lloyd]

A lovely view , and the beautifully trimmed hedges !

[Helen Sanderson]

such a foreign landscape to me...great to see

[Daisy Miller]

Beautiful shot. Nice texture and color contrasts. a fav

[Anita Campbell]

Very interesting shot. So much to see.

[Jessika Panteleios]

Nice composition and landscape. The sky is gorgeous too!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Beautiful shot. I love how the lines lead us in.

[Sandy]

Beautifully composition and leading lines. FAV

[Trina Holub]

Great lines, beautiful landscape!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

love all the lines in this :) fav

[Dione Giorgio]

Everything looks beautiful in the sunshine, Pyrrhula. It must have been very cold for the ditch to freeze. Great capture.

[Ivan]

Agree with Hazel...fav.

[Ivan]

It's nice to see the Dutch landscape in winter. Best wishes to you both. :)

[Fisher Family]

A nicely composed landscape shot!

Ian

[Darlene]

So much texture in this photo. Great lighting too. Looks like a cold day with the frozen water.

[Kathy]

Brr. I like the light and how the ice, road and hedges all turn the corner

[Louise & Ken]

Are the hedges "bushes" that grow tall, or are they single trees that grow branches together (tangled?) It's interesting (as I saw in the other photos) that they're so tidy on the top in an even row and not bushy!

[Louise & Ken]

Thank you, Ferry for the information! I hadn't thought about the trees also blocking sunlight! Clearly the Dutch have had generations of success in holding the soil together to their good use and keeping the ocean where you want it to be! Very interesting!

[Pyrrhula]

@Weezilou Water attack us from three sides. From heaven above , from the rivers that comes from our back and the sea on front .

[Louise & Ken]

@pyrrhula I really did have no idea! Wow!

[Pyrrhula]

@Weezilou To make it more complicated, also the (salt)groundwater attact us from beneath .