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Lundy Canyon, Eastern Sierras, California.
While not noticeable at first glance, there are hundreds of leaves in motion here. The image was captured shortly after a strong gust freed the yellow decorations form the Aspen parents.
This wildflower blooms in late summer and early fall in moist woodlands and edges. At first glance it resembles Dame's Rocket, but the phlox has five-petaled flowers while Dame's Rocket has only four petals.
Oh, how I love October, November, and December. Finally we turn away from the awful summer heat. I begin to see the images of autumn which I love. This is Robbers Cave State Park in the mountains of Eastern Oklahoma. Once again I arrived after a four hour drive from Central Oklahoma, barely in time to get my tent up. It was very close to dark. I camped here on the river flowing out of the lake about a quarter mile upstream. The morning air was crisp and I caught a little fog rising off the water. The sun was just beginning to break the top of the bluff. It was such a lovely park, and I made friends with a wonderful couple close by. The park is called Robbers Cave because there really is a cave near the lake where some infamous robbers of the last century did hang out.
Fiume Cosa, loc. Capofiume - Collepardo(Fr)
Last sunday me and my friend Angelo went to explorate this river about 1 hr from our home, the flow of the river was really great since the warm temperature and the melted snow, not the best conditions to capture the falls in the main river
I have also two pretty good shot of the river, this one is an affluent fall of the river, the only moment of the day where the sun came out from clouds
the soundtrack of the day www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkxdXj7PxRU
Nikon d300s + sigma 10-20 + filters
Press "L" to enjoy, I upload the 900 px
My stream on black www.flickriver.com/photos/tommyrave/
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Been meaning to try to take an IR shot during the changing of the leaves. Unfortunately it was a comedy of errors. One day i forgot my memory card. The next I forgot my tripod....UGH! Today I finally did it...The post processing was surprisingly different then normal summer IR shots. Lots of playing around with the channels finally got some pretty decent results. This was my favorite version. I didnt want to get "selective" with my processing. I wanted it to be an all or nothing type of change, so i mixed a couple of channels (usually its blue and red. this time it was more like red and green and a little blue). The fall leaves left alittle red, but I think it turned out good for a fall version of Infrared.
Roses love fall weather.
This one in the front of a house on King Street seen during our recent walk.
Friday's Flower Power...
The trees are changing colors and the crops are being harvested on a farm near the five house town of Sedan Indiana
Pitt Meadows sunset looking west on the Fraser River. Shoreline Park pier ahead and Osprey Village nearby.
I made this attempt at salt printing this weekend. I really didn't have the correct type of paper so it began to crumble as I wetted it with the solutions. But overall an interesting process one which once I get a place with a proper darkroom I would like to pursue further. Next I hope to try to make my own cyanotype (sun printing) paper.
An den Kuhfluchtwasserfällen bei Farchant.
Die Kuhfluchtwasserfälle sind eine Gruppe von drei Wasserfällen Die drei Fallstufen summieren sich auf ca. 270 m und gehören somit zu den höchsten in Deutschland.
Ein Hinweisschild erklärt den Namen folgendermaßen: "Der Name Kuhflucht leitet sich wahrscheinlich von den Römern ab: confluctum, der Zusammenfluss dieses Baches mit der Loisach. Das Wasser stammt vom Plateau zwischen Krottenkopf und Simetsberg und entspringt mehreren Karstquellen im Plattenkalk, deren Einzugsgebiet ca. 5 km² groß ist. Die Hauptquelle ist die Kuhfluchtquelle, die aus der 200 m hohen Abschlusswand des Kuhfluchtgrabens entspringt".
Andere Quellen gehen davon aus, dass der Name "Kuhflucht" sich von "Kuhflack" ableitet. Im Sommer haben Kühe im Schatten der Bäume ein Plätzchen zum Ausruhen gefunden - und "flackten" (bayerisch für "legten") sich dort hin (www.farchent.de).
tercera y, por ahora, última ultima de la serie
quien no haya visto las dos anteriores puede verlas en el primer comentario ... :))
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Ad Campaign: Freesoul
Season: Fall 2010
Model: Izabel Goulart and Nicholas Lemons
Photographer: Yu Tsai
Website: www.freesoulworld.com