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Suspended leaf in Bothell Woods. Photographed with a Baby Rolleiflex TLR 127 Camera with Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar f/3.5 60mm lens usnig a Rondo Close-Up Lens II. The film is Ilford HP5+ developed in Beerenol (Rainier Beer).
It all started with a fall.
Everything is about a fall.The fall creates the state we need so we can find our way up.
Falling in love must be one of the most crucial falls when it comes to experiences,in a human beings' life.
That form of falling is the most significant state which is responsible for shaping a person's character.
I keep falling for you everyday.
And I can't thank you enough for that.
From my trip to Tennessee a few weeks ago. We hiked to the base of the big falls. This is a panorama because an 18mm lense is not wide enough to get the entire falls into the shot.
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A North bound BNSF train crossing the Guadalupe River Bridge at New Braunfels, TX with plenty of Fall Foliage still remaining.
Lago di Antorno
Dolomites
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That's a pano of 5 shots taken with a tele-zoom lens at about 70mm each (vertical frames). Stitched together, they form this nice view of the beautiful Cadini di Misurina, red under the sunset light.
Questa è una panoramica di 5 scatti, effettuati con un'ottica tele a circa 70mm ciascuno (formato verticale). Messi assieme, formano questa interessante veduta dei bellissimi Cadini di Misurina, accesi di rosso sotto la luce calda del tramonto.
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This is a colorful view to Webster Fall located in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It is the most beautiful time of the year.
Steeple of St. Benoit du Lac.
Austin, Quebec, Canada
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I'm so far behind on processing!
After a fantastic trip to Yosemite, I've posted a grand total of 1 image from it. Once I got back home, I went into fall colour mode and had some pretty epic road trips. Since the snow is flying here today and fall is very much over, I feel like I better get those shots out and come back to the Yosemite stuff afterwards.
On our Canadian Thanksgiving weekend, I hit the road solo for what would become a fantastic adventure covering 4 days, 3 nights, and over 2000 kms of driving.
Lots more stories to come but I'll start it off with this image along the shores of the Mighty Madawaska on the eastern side of Algonquin Park. I spent the first night here and while this side of Algonquin doesn't hold the intense fall colours that the western side does, it certainly had some gems to show off.
Thanks for looking...much more to come.
Did some lifestyle shooting this past weekend and, fortunately, made it home in time to snap this from our roof.
I'm also pretty sure that the Nikon 35/1.4 is my favorite lens, ever.
This photo was taken at my apartment complex.
Info about this photo:
This photo was taken with 35mm Nikon prime Lens. It was taken in RAW format and has been post processed with PSE 9. No filters used. This was taken last year and didn't get a chance to upload this one.
Exif Info : f3.5 - 1/100s - 35mm - ISO 100
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I always have a hard time describing the color of Ripley's coat - it's not orange, it's not rust, it's not brown . . . today I figured out the best way to describe it is "like the colors of fall."
Also an update - I am not done with my renovation yet, but what is left might have to wait until spring since the weather is not cooperating. I also started a new job a few weeks ago since the company I had been with for 12 years was being sold. It has been a very busy and stressful time, but hopefully the worst of it is now over and I can get back to doing more of what I love - taking photos!