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Had a walk down our local Woodland, in the Moss Valley, found this silver Birch Tree across the Track, Always a sad sight, but thats Nature, i suppose... Moss Valley, Derbyshire, UK, March 2017
This was an exposure of just over twelve minutes. I shot with f/22 to get everything from front to back in focus. Even with that aperture I had an exposure time of around 0.8 seconds with the available light. I wanted a longer exposure than that but since I only had a 10 stop neutral density filter, that is what used.
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Sony ILCE-7R
Olympus Zuiko 50mm f3.5 Macro
Another day, another leaf tuned... four leaves this time.
“Fallen colour” is a photographic series celebrating and documenting autumnal leaves once they have left the tree. Focus stack of 12 images.
Three parts treasure hunter
to two parts scientist,
the archaeologist
with picks and brushes
sifts through shards and ruins,
echoes of ancestral time,
burning for answers...
Robert C Howard
There in the dark cold room, emptiness and sorrow
Hung like a noose awaiting its next dying soul
Like youth that dares not to wait for next tomorrow
Was that broken heart suffering its greatest toll.
An epic tragedy of Shakespearian might
A fallen angel, writhing in throes of despair
To be sure he was indeed a very poor sight
Clad in torn attire with his dirty dishwater hair.
Wander around the local woods - looks like the autumn season is not going to be too spectacular where I am - however, found this apple fallen from above - like the vibrant colours
After 5 days of continuous and unrelenting rain (yes! More rain!), I now have the creek meandering thru my woods that I always wanted. This tree fell awhile ago, but today I got up close and personal.
Here is a re-edit of a photo taken back in December of 2016. Since then, the UP 1963 has been repainted into Union Pacific's "Armour Yellow" paint scheme, just as most of their other fallen flags have. In this photo, the UP LSB50 (now the LSB54) is passing over the Embarras River at Villa Grove. They are departing north to do work at several industries and interchanges between here and Yard Center in Chicago.
Still walking in the park, Its beginning to look alot like the Autumn months already.................
Machynlleth is a market town, community and electoral ward in Powys, Wales and within the historic boundaries of Montgomeryshire. It is in the Dyfi Valley at the intersection of the A487 and the A489 roads. At the 2001 Census it had a population of 2,147, rising to 2,235 in 2011.
A little change from big skies. I think this heavy mist looks like the clouds have fallen from the sky. I was changing my battery when I looked up and saw it. This was the only shot I got with the mist ' crashing ' into the little hillock. The mist was moving quickly !
Just a simple pic of fallen autumn leaves... If i'm honest, I think it needed a bit more depth of field, but I loved the colours and the richness....
Nachdem es bei uns in Augsburg die letzeten zwei Tage nur geregnet, steht manches unter Wasser - deshalb der Gedanke, die herabgefallene Blume in einem Bild zu verarbeiten.
After it has rained in Augsburg for the last two days, some things are under water - hence the idea to process the fallen flower in a picture.