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On the first Friday, in December 2016, a close friend, and I went out to take a few pictures as we often do. The day started out very nice, even though they were saying rain was on it's way for that evening, but the early part of the day was great. On our way back to my house, we had stopped for a while to photograph a Bald Eagle along side the rural highway in North Central Oklahoma, after we started on our way again, I knew of a old bridge that I once stopped for, but that day we drove in on the south side of the bridge, which was closed. So, this time we turned in on the north side of the bridge to find a different old bridge.
While we were taking pictures of and around the bridge, I spotted in the creek below a leaf just floating around, having seen a picture similar before, I remembered it was taken in more shallow water than this photo. When I started taking the picture I didn't exactly know how it would turn out, but kept with my plan.
When I look at this shot, I can see the leaf of course, but also the ones, or it appears to be more on the bottom of the creek as well. This picture has been edited in Lightroom, with clarity, saturation, and contrast is about all, no selective color. This is just how it turned out.
Myself, I though Wow!, and kept the image, so now I sharing it with you. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
Leaf by nature. Lighting by Nikon. Textures by me, Texture Time and Skeletalmess. Absurd amounts of manipulation by Adobe.
Must do some more mono street photojournalism to purify my soul.
While out walking yesterday in the sunshine I noticed a number of the young Eucalpt trees looking stressed and having these bright red leaves. The other side has a number of grey spots indicative of a pest or disease. I'm presuming the red part is where the chlorophyll has died off, but am not sure!
Nikon FM2 with Nikon Micro-Nikkor 105mm - Rollei Retro 400 in HC 110 (B).
Printed on Fomabrom Variant IV 123
Developed in Moersch SE1 Sepia
Kodak Selenium 1+30 1min
Slightly bleached - Agfa Viradon 3min
Final toning in MT7
just because a while ago I promised to upload another leaf-shot ;)
I like the backlight from the sun here...
will upload another "Candy" shot later on!!
now it's time to enjoy the sun!
I thought the leaf shadows on the trunk of this old sweet gum tree looked so cool...These are real shadows of leaves and tree limbs on the tree , not created
This is the view from a leafcutter ant's perspective. It's like a big buffet. Or maybe a trip to Home Depot.
I am not, however, a leafcutter ant.
I'd like to be, maybe. Not a lot to worry about as a leafcutter ant. Except giant spiders. And dying young.
Okay, maybe I don't wanna be a leafcutter ant. Cancel that request.