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This leaf was fluttering in the wind, and several shots missed. But the glowing back light was irrisistible.
October cold and sunny days in Rogów arboretum - impressive palm maples shocked us with variety of shades of red and yellow... Beautiful place.
Constructed in 1931, one of the original 'Cathedrals Of Hockey' at No 60 Carlton Street was home to the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1931 to 1999 (and to Elvis Presley in 1957, to The Beatles in 1964, 1965, and 1966, to Muhammad Ali and George Chuvalo in 1966, to The Summit Series in 1972 and to numerous other concerts, shows and events over 68 years). Maple Leaf Gardens was designated an Ontario Heritage Property in 1985 and a National Historic Site of Canada in 2007.
Original photography from 2015 using a Canon EOS 60D body with a Sigma 17-70mm f2.8 DC Macro OS lens. Reprocessed in 2017 using Silver EFEX Pro as a Lightroom plugin for the Black and White conversion.
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I just came from my trip to Fushoshan Farm this evening. The maple were just partly red. It turned red later than last year since we did not get much rain this autumn. However, it was a great family trip with my parents and sister.
今年福壽山的楓葉紅得比去年晚，大約只紅了3成左右，據說是因為今年秋天雨水少。儘管如此，還是趟愉快的家族旅行～
PS. 標題出自宋代，釋文珦的「老大」。
~松廬, 福壽山農場, 台中市~
Fushoushan Farm, Taichung, Taiwan
- ISO 100, F16, 1.6 sec, 17mm
- Canon 5D Mark III with EF 16-35mm f/2.8 L lens with CPL
- Sunrise @ 6.09 am (108°) / Shot @ 7.25 am
- Humidity 97% @ 7.00am
More Autumn shot from me~~ sorry, we are on early winter now so got plenty of Autumn photos to post, hope you not get bored~~~
Have a great week ahead my dear friends!!!
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Once Spring sets in I can go back and sit under the Maple tree again.
Green house effects have kept us to see Japanese maple still in December.
But this evening we are expecting a cold weather will cover the whole Japan. So Japanese Sea side area will have a heavy snowfall.
thank you for your visit!
it's fine here today, wish you'll have a lovely day :)
(explored on Nov 30. 2010. thank you very much!)
I was reminded of this Lomochrome Turquoise image I had made this past autumn while at work yesterday. I feel like this image was at the confluence of several serendipitous factors. On the one hand - while I like Turquoise on a personal level - I was motivated to shoot a roll of this film in order to produce more sample images of it for work purposes. On the other, I was wandering a familiar street in NW Portland and passing by this residence that I have passed so, so many times on previous walks. It has an entry staircase up to the front door that is flanked by eight Japanese Maple trees. Each time I walk by it I think to myself "I really need to come back in the fall and get a photo of this". Forget that uber-popular lone Japanese Maple in the Japanese Gardens up in Washington Park for here are eight of them. So as luck had it I had my Hasselblad loaded with Turquoise and these maples in full bloom. The Turquoise film changed their bright red foliage to these fun and surreal colors. There is a time and place for every camera and every film. Sometimes we are lucky enough to wander through them. Sometimes we are creative enough to go out seeking them. Sometimes magic just happen.
Hasselblad 500C/M
Lomochrome Turquoise
The delicate veins of the autumnal leaf. The rest of the leaf has been removed with a semiconductor etch.
The subject of Puzzle 16.