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Taken a couple of hours ago in my Roman neighbourhood

 

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A small sample of this fall's brilliant colors from a maple at the edge of my yard.

That yellow blob in the middle is a lone leaf :)

Photo taken Oct 3, 2021 in a very large aspen forest in Flat Tops Wilderness.

Das Sterben gehört zu den Spielregeln.

Clicked on a lovely Fall morning at Harvard on my way to work. The buildings you see at the far end are the Jefferson and Lyman - house of Harvard Physics.

Merry Christmas! With the hug of spiritual renewal, with the warmth of light and love, with the simplicity of respect for mankind and nature...

As I slowly return to my photography, I'm also preparing to return to my faux bois (concrete wood) work. It seems every fallen stick has a story to tell before it feeds the fire for warmth.

The leaves are falling in the woods and the Squirrels are stealing each others stash of food, so much fun just watching these crafty little creatures and lovely to see.

This is a look back on a photo I took from 2018 in Waterton Canyon Colorado. I have not had a chance to get out this year to photograph the autumn colors. So you get an oldie but goodie imho.

Breckenridge, Colorado

Fall just seems to go by way too fast. For many of us it's our favorite season and we travel hundreds of miles to capture the "gold rush". Literally "here one day and gone the next" all were left with are our photos and fleeting memories as we anticipate next year. This photo represents my thoughts of Fall .... short, quick, fleeting memories …. like trying to hold water, it just slips right through your fingers.

Northen Parula in Autumn

{ Setophaga americana, Lasówka obrożna }

Jamaica Bay, Queens, New York

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600mm - f/7.1- 1/500 sec- ISO 800

  

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Chatfield State Park, Colorado

This reminds me that I am losing my hair.

Taken on the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Fall of 2022

This one was taken during a day trip with my wife this past Autumn. The location is just off the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 1), in the foothills East of Canmore, Alberta. The view is West-Northwest. I particularly liked the layering of the colors and the DOF, so I thought I'd reprocess and re-release it.

On our first morning we went to Blea Tarn which is not far located from where we had our b&b. This was one of the most beautiful little lakes I have seen there. The water was like a mirror with no movement in it and together with the morning sun and the colors of fall it created some awesome golden & blue color combinations. Needless to say that this place was crowded with other photographers ;)

 

Believe it or not, this shot is almost ooc (polarizer ftw)

 

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Exposure 0.008 sec (1/125)

Aperture f/6.3

Focal Length 16 mm

ISO Speed 200

Polarizer used

Fall is finally here. I couldn't be happier.

 

Strobist info:

I sandwiched a leaf inside a diploma frame and used A clamps to prop it up. A white foam board went behind, and I aimed a Sunpak with a Cactus remote trigger at it. Flash set to 1/16th power.

 

Set up shot.

 

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I got lost! I was out shooting and made turn after turn, not paying attention where I was and got lost with no Cell signal...I had a blast! This was one of the images I capture along the way. It was pouring down rain all day, just another kind of day I love. The haze in the background is rain coming down.

 

Zoom in for the details

 

This fall leaves have been really pretty. Coming on strong though which means it will be gone in just a few short weeks if not sooner. I grabbed this shot outside on the creek at my cabin. One hour later the rain started and has been going for 24hours. Half these leaves are gone now.

A view of Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling Water from the far side of the canyon.

 

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