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Seifersdorfer Tal in der Nähe von Dresden in Sachsen - The valley Seifersdorfer Tal near Dresden in Saxony
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The first colours of autumn in Japan is at Mt Asahidake in Hokkaido.
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A group of beeches have settled in the middle of a spruce forest. They can hardly be seen all year round and disappear in the crowd, but now, in autumn, things suddenly look very different.
While the forest floor is covered with green moss everywhere, the fallen leaves of the beech trees have formed an orange-red carpet that can be seen from afar.
Those are the spots I look for as I roam the woods. Once I have found such a place, the search for the "right" perspective begins. It can happen that I just wander around in circles for 20 minutes without even taking the camera out of my backpack.
Sometimes I just move on (usually with some regret) because I just can't find a way to create a harmonious composition. Luckily that wasn't the case here. This young beech tree, which shines towards me here, was a great help.
In Mitten eines Fichtenwaldes haben hat sich eine Gruppe Buchen angesiedelt. Das ganze Jahr über sind sie kaum zu erkennen und verschwinden in der Menge doch nun, im Herbst, sieht das plötzlich ganz anders aus.
Während der Waldboden überall von grünem Moos bedeckt ist haben die herab gefallenenen Blätter der Buchen einen orange roten Teppich gebildet, der schon von Weitem zu sehen ist.
Das sind die Punkte nach denen ich Ausschau halte, wenn ich durch die Wälder streife. Hab ich dann einen solchen Ort gefunden geht die Suche nach der "richtigen" Perspektive los. Da kann es schonmal sein, dass ich 20 Minuten lang nur im Kreis herum wandere ohne auch nur die Kamera aus dem Rucksack zu nehmen.
Manchmal gehe ich danch einfach weiter (meist mit einigem Bedauern), weil ich einfach keine Möglichkeit finde eine harmonische Komposition zu kreieren. Hier war das zum Glück nicht so. Diese junge Buche, die mir hier entgegen leuchtet, war dabei eine große Hilfe.
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I thought the backlit berries of this Guelder Rose would make a decent photographic subject, set against the light reflected off the turning leaves.
The river Large Röder is a small river. On its way through saxony to brandenburg it passes almost at my house. Here its flowing through beautiful valleys and woodlands, the ideal place for relaxation and recreation. I love walking around here dwelling in my thoughts.
Die große Röder ist ein kleiner Fluß, der auf seinem Weg durch Sachsen nach Brandenburg fast an meinem Haus vorbei fließt. Hier fließt sie durch wunderschöne Täler und Wälder. Der ideale Ort für Entspannung und Erholung. Ich liebe es hier spazieren zu gehen und meinen Gedanken nachzuhängen.
Even by the middle of November last year the autumn colours were slow to develop locally here in the New Forest. This was a scene I'd photographed a number of times before trying to portray the finger-like branches moving across the image but I liked the small amount of atmosphere I got here and the colours that seemed more in keeping with early autumn rather than the 14th November!
A view up Eels Creek from near Apsley.
Brian and I spent quite a bit of time here playing with filters, tripods, and long exposures. This one, however, I took handheld, and it is not an LE.
So why post this one, you ask?
Well, here's the thing; I didn't turn the lens stabilizer function off while I was on the tripod. Hence, that which was supposed to remain sharp in the photos didn't. At least, I assume that it was a stabilizer issue.
Dumb. If anyone has a spare copy of Photography for Dummies, please send it to this poor old man who is obviously suffering from photographer's lame brain.
Thanks.
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