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These set of "Fall Color" pictures were taken on my way to work. This is the road that I walk to work in. There are several roads in Redmond filled with colors like this during the month of October.
So fortunate to see them everyday on my way to work. Its a refreshing feeling in the morning.
See them and let me know your comments.
Red, yellow and blue sky :). This was one of favorite colors of the fall season. Three are many beautiful things to see in Napa.
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The sun rises over the South Fork of the Snake River in Swan Valley, Idaho. Fall Creek Falls is in the lower left.
I've taken this shot before but just as the Nikon D800 ad says..."SORRY BUT YOU'RE GOING TO WANT TO RESHOOT EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER SHOT."
One of the fun and challenging aspects of photography is progression, doing something new or better, learning a new skill or method. Jay Masiel said that while art is thousands of years old, photography is a little over a hundred years old. We have barely scratched the surface of what can be done! So...shoot it again, make it better, make it unique, make it new again and relish every step of this journey that has no end.
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We have just finalized plans for our Yellowstone Fall Workshop. You can get more information on my blog.
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"Once the terror attacks subsided in Paris, France, in 2015, multiple hits from ISIS occurred in major cities all around the world, including Brussels, New York, Tokyo, and St. Petersburg."
Hey guys, I wanted to experiment with some new lights that I got a while ago, so here you go! I also wanted to use some new AK parts I got to make Russian troops for one of the first times. Constructive criticism is always helpful!
A beautiful fall day in Aspen, CO. Just a little window shopping and coffee drinking :)
D700
Nikon 85mm f/1.4G
Typical Fall foliage in Eastern Ontario, complete with an older log structure. This is failry common Fall colour in the part of Ontario that I live in, discovered while back roading on a sunny day recently!
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When you're falling awake
And you take stock of the new day
And you hear your voice croak
As you choke on what you need to say
Well, don't you fret, don't you fear
I will give you good cheer
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
If you wait then your plate I will fill
As the verses unfold
and your soul suffers the long day
And the twelve o'clock gloom
Spins the room, you struggle on your way
Well, don't you sigh, don't you cry
Lick the dust from your eye
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
We will meet in the sweet light of dawn
As the Baker Street train spills your pain
All over your new dress
And the symphony sounds
underground puts you under duress
Well, don't you squeal as the heel
Grinds you under the wheels
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
Life's a long song
But the tune ends too soon for us all
I was reminded of those over night journeys, you know the ones, in my case down to London, usually on 1M12, i think it was, around 2 ish am off Wigan, that dust laden compartment stock, and the sticky feel that it had... you'd nod off pretty quickly, and on arrival you would be vaguely aware of awakening at some point and seeing something, but couldn't remember clearly.. any how you'd be as dry as an old stick and the butties you had left, cheese on hovis, made you even clackier, and the bottle of corporation pop (water) was tepid and pretty uninspiring, but you drank it any way, so you could bin the bottle, to make life easier on the tube journey's.
From many a poor start such as this, great day's were had.
Jethro Tull's ( Ian Anderson ) Life's a long song was released in 1971, as a fifteen year old this song was awesome, and i still like to listen to it. I am fairly certain it was from the Minstrel looks back album.
Upper Yosemite Fall at first light.
Camera Nikon D800
Exposure 0.002 sec (1/500)
Aperture f/5.0
Focal Length 85 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias -1 EV
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Fall color isn't just for the trees! Grasses around ponds, lakes and the coast change color too. I took this one at a small lake in Illinois at dusk. When I looked at my LCD screen, I was astounded at all the colors that came through in the images. I didn't do anything to the colors in this in Photoshop, all I did was bump the contrast. The purple-blue color in the background is the color of the lake water at dusk.
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I went to our local rocket launch, this rocket here has an 8 pound bowling ball on it.This rocket shot up around 8,000 feet into the sky. It was pretty cool to see in person.
fall from grace.
what goes up, must come down...and it's usually painful.
but was it ever so glorious to soar....
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