Thank you very much, Ourspolair.

Thanks, John. I thought so as well. You can read my reply to him below. It explains why that photo won the draw for me.

I do understand why the main subject in landscape (and in some other) photos are generally not placed in the center of the photo. I believe the house (the main subject) is off-center in my photo --it is to the right more, and the horizon is certainly below the center. Probably not by much, and perhaps a bit more may result in a more pleasing photo to some eyes. I took a number of photos of this house from various angles/perspectives. The reason I liked this one, and chose it for my post was because the snowy white path that leads to the white door was the most pleasing for me. The leading line, so to speak, was the draw for me. But I do appreciate your suggestion, and I thank you for it.

Thank you very much, Mark. Another UHH member also suggested the b&w conversion. I will play with that tomorrow. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thaank you very much, Horseart.

Thank you very much, dreff.

Thank you for the 3 thumbs, crafter.

Thank you very much, Earnest.

Yeah, I also wonder about the stories it would tell.

Thank you, jimvanells.

Thank you very much, John. I never thought about a b&w conversion, but now that you have stirred my curiosity, I will try it out

Thanks, cyclespeed. No AI. No sky change. No add-ons. Nothing. Just RAW to JPEG conversion after some basic tweeks to the sliders during post processing.

Thank you, bob7fred.

Thank you very much, Charley.

Thanks for the 2 thumbs, theaverlo.