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The flowers are gone, but still some plants want to give us some colour. Had to take the leaf inside, because it was so windy outside.
Don't know how I missed this one in the pool! So lovely! The colours, the handstitching, that fun binding! Thank you so much Laura!
I found an unedited fall capture. I decided that it was a good shot to signal the end of the Snowy McIntosh series. This is a powerful, but earlier September autumn sunset shot across the Golden Ponds Park. The middle pond reflects Meeker and Longs and toward the south end of Rocky Mountain National Park. Meeker and Longs stand in front of the actual continental divide. They always provide orientation for valley residents. Indian Peaks Wilderness Area fills out the divide south of Rocky. Both sound good after this February global warming Koch blowout. I ought to keep a close eye on a possible great sky day for another evening visit.
The daily turbulence is clearing for another grand evening in the valley. The sunset sets the remaining light on the tree and grass off nicely. I am out here on the bank of the middle pond at Golden Ponds, the Longmont, Boulder County greenbelt and rec area and fortunately, the turn is only a half-dozen blocks down Hover St. I wanted to look for possible locations because I figured the sky could become showy at sun down. I like the way the sunlight glow plays upon the leaves so that they snap their way into awareness. I scarified some detail from the trees across the pond as the glow illuminates the foliage. Autumn is finally in control after the summer of the Koch foossil foolers. I love shooting bold scenes with this camera and lens. These shots were slow enough to require the podzilla.
This autumn evening was welcome relief from the oppressive summer although this winter we're dry enough to worry about fires that continue to spark.
I hope all these fall shots aren't boring you, but it was another glorious day with brilliant sunshine and compelling colors.
Havent photographed my FD in awhile, taken in the middle of Decemeber in Texas :)
No snow for us, just leaves lol
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It's the first day of fall as three Norfolk Southern engines bring an eastbound intermodal train across Chautauqua Creek in Westfield, New York.
"We are all in a post-hypnotic trance induced in early infancy."
R.D.Laing
Museum MMK Für Moderne Kunst, Frankfurt/Main; Architecture: Hans Hollein. Gallery, mirrored.
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Eberhard Schoener And The Secret Society "Falling In Trance", 1977
I was driving by some old tall maple trees with the twilight sun hitting them. I pulled over the car and took many fall pictures of leaves and trees.
These are for a fancy dinner for the church and our visiting Priest from Haiti.
chocolate cupcakes, raspberry buttercream filling, meringue buttercream. chocolate fondant with royal icing stencils and molded chocolate pieces.... serious chocolate!
I like the way these came out, might need to do it again for Thanksgiving :)
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Fall can present us with colors that are soft and mellow. Summer heat slowly leaves us and Fall it seems always arrives right on time. Colors change with the temperature which is surely a relief. Winter doesn’t have to hurry on to the scene. Trees go bare and the cold air seems to stand still until the Spring. With the exception of raking, taking and more raking truly “I Never Tire Of Fall.” It takes to long to arrive and it leaves far to soon. Thanks for viewing my work. You wouldn’t ask “where’s my mask, if you wore it more often. Stay safe by wearing your mask.
we have been having the most amazing fall/winter days! beautiful sunny and almost warm days...
the skies look magical in the golden hour with different hues, pink, blue, orange....
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I started the Fall Foliage series in the fall of 2012. #1-#40 were taken during that time. Shots #41-#150 were taken in the fall season of 2013. I eventually choose to kept the compositions within the 1:1 square format. Here you will see that I am working with a vintage/retro application. Enjoy!
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