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Spotted these beautiful Amanita's while walking Echo [and Snickers] at the river. I hope you're all doing well?
'Two of a kind but not the same' 🌎🌿
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It's been so mild this month that the blossom trees have sprung into bloom again. I took this a week ago, but the tree is still in flower. I wonder what triggers it? Day length? Lack of leaves?
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who celebrates it. I'm at home having a nice, peaceful, relaxing day.
Monteros - Tucuman - Argentina.
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Drowned leaves and reflection of the tree in the puddle created the illusion as if the tree still had a foliage
"If you reveal your secrets to the wind,
you should not blame the wind
for revealing them to the trees."
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Taken on a photowalk with Ronald with his 135MM lens.
When I first started street photography, I ask of my Flickr contacts, what makes a street photograph good. The answers were so different it was obvious that there is no one right answer. On this photowalk with Ronald we discussed how much easier taking a picture of one person is, than taking a picture of two people. I will add that taking a scene photograph, as some of you do....Julius comes to mind. How much harder that is. Think about it. With the 135mm f2 L lens, this shot is easy, just don't piss her off so the look resembles the many shots I get of my wife. We also discussed how the lens dictates what or how we shoot. I may have a weekend for photography coming up. With only the 24-70 2.8 I want to challange myself to attempt more scenes, the more difficult shot to hold your gaze. They are difficult to find, difficult to frame, lost in a second.
Wish me luck, I am struggling inside of my mind!
Der Herbst ist da!
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Hope your day is going well? I’ve had this shot in my minds eye for a while now. The big dilemma was should I wait for the sun to come high enough and shoot the light on the trees and loose the city glow completely or should I shoot at sunset and have the mix of the artificial and natural light blended in. I personally loved the idea of having the sunset light mix. What do you think?
Autumn foliage on a hiking path at Reinhardswald
Herbstlicher Wanderweg im 'Urwald' im Reinhardswald
Quinnipiac trustee Hugh Keefe '64 (L), Dean Jennifer Brown (C) and Associate Dean Shelley Sadin (R) during the School of Law fall alumni reception, November 18, 2014, at the School of Law Center library on Quinnipiac's North Haven, Connecticut campus. ( Photograph by Michelle McLoughlin/Quinnipiac University)