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Well, vacation is over, and so is the summer, with sadness I confess, this great time of the year also has to end.
Vacation was great, time with my family and friends, dinners, birthday and even a chance to play with a great quartet this weekend in a nice venue in Harlem-Ny.
It was so much fun.
We played Mongo, Hermeto, Jaco, Mingus, Airto and other great musicians tunes.
Check it out.
I felt like writing a poem with this in mind.
I felt like if I was in a movie, like a star, and my wife was playing the biggest part.
She was the star of my dream...
But them, the lazy summer feeling took over.
Well, I hope to have more summers ahead of me, and be able to finish it....
To all of you, my apologies for not commenting much.
But now, I'm back, full steam...
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.
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.
Here we are, together
And everything between us is good
I'm right here in this cloud, baby
Ready to fly but before I take
Another step
Would you catch me if I fall for you?
'Cause I'm falling
I'm falling, I'm falling
I'm so used to standing
So used to being on my own
But this thing is new, baby
It feels like I'm losing control
I'll take another step
If you catch me when I fall for you
'Cause I'm falling
I'm falling, I'm falling
I am trying so hard to get out there in this great weather and sensational colors. This image was shot in on my way to work. Not much of a story to tell here. Single frame, no bracketing. Yes, the tracks are active so I had to be alert. Felt silly shooting this in a tie, but I have to do what I have to do.
Students, faculty and staff enjoy themselves at Fall Fest 2015 on Wednesday, Aug. 26 on the E Loft Patio at the Main Campus in Galesburg. The annual back-to-school celebration included a bounce house, jousting, music, caricatures, free lunch and more. Let's do it again soon - we'll see you Oct. 14 for October Bash 2015!
Northen Parula in Autumn
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Jamaica Bay, Queens, New York
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600mm - f/7.1- 1/500 sec- ISO 800
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"Be Still and Know that I am God" Psalm 46:10
Hope everyone is enjoying these beautiful fall days... <3
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.
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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.
Rain drops on a falling Gladiolus.
This Gladiolus flower was falling over right by the edge of my house with a ugly background. But no worries, it was time to play and experiment with an idea inspired by Kathleen Clemons. I created this "painting" as in-camera multiple exposure. The background is a hand painted watercolor wash that my mom created for me. It was my first use of mom's background but I think it worked out well and I'm going to have her paint me more in all kinds of colors.
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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.
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Certainly not a masterpiece, but something I never get here in Florida..... colorful leaves!
I was in Kansas City on a business trip yesterday, and spotted this on the street. I really miss the colors of autumn. Growing up in Boston, we always had glorious fall colors everywhere. Florida stays green.... which I have to admit, I love when it's January!
Took this with the little Canon "point-and-shoot" that stays in my briefcase, for those moments that would slip away when I'm traveling without my Nikon DSLR.
I love the Canon "A" series, because it takes regular AA batteries, a "must" when it sits in my bag for months. Can you believe this was taken at 1/20 sec, handheld, with no flash right around sunset? The image stabilization in this little $129 camera is amazing for the price!
... What can I do, to make you mine
Falling so hard so fast this time
What did I say, what did you do?
How did I fall in love with you?
What can I do, to make you mine
Falling so hard so fast this time
Everything's changed, we never knew
How did I fall in love with you?
Here is a street performer playing the bagpipes in Calgary at their recent Lilac Festival.
The title "Fall Rise" is what is tattooed on his fingers.
I took this shot in daylight and then edited it with a black background. It took some time but it was a learning process.
If you have seen any of Lee Jeffries work from the UK on images such as this then you will know the "look" that I was aiming for.
Every one of Lee Jeffries images will leave an imprint on you.....just amazing!
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