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Its time to acceept the fact that summer wont be back for another year.

Hello warm hoodies and long nights wit my boy ;)

A few early fall leaves already scattered around

This rather oddly peculiar yet highly controversial leaf made its way all by itself in my plant

AF-Micro Nikkor 55mm f2.8

 

Bodnant Gardens, North Wales

Pentax K20D • Tamron SP 90mm f:2.8 Di Macro

hole puncher on bouganville leaf

A green leaf in my parents' garden.

Frankfurt am Main / Germany.

A leaf at dusk.

 

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These old slides were almost to old for salvaging. The colors were washed out, the film grain horrible, the slides dirty. I still felt they came out well enough to share

Taman Negara NP, Pahang, MALAYSIA

One of the shots I took for this month's assignment for the office photo club, for the theme "Fall". As it turned out, most of the things that I associate with fall I haven't actually started doing yet, and it's only been in the last few days that the foliage has started to turn in my neck of the woods, so it was more challenging to find a shot than I thought it'd be.

 

Stopped at Bristol Blake State Reservation in Norfolk, MA on my way into the office one morning, tracked down a few leaves that had some fall color, and played with a few compositions. I think this one turned out best.

 

Nikon D7000 w/Nikkor 50mm ƒ/1.8 prime, on tripod, 1/8s @ ƒ/8, ISO100. Little bit of cropping, corrected white balance, and boosted vibrance just a hair in Aperture.

Rain drops on the lupine leaf

Taken 25th November, 2014 at RHS Wisley

The velvety texture of the sage leaves - which shows up better in the other photo- is what inspired me to make this ring. I think I'll be posting more rings featuring herb leaves, or other leaves that I find interesting during the next days.....as if I haven't made enough leaf rings already :-)

"God made everything out of nothing. But the nothingness shows through."

 

-Paul Valéry

Students participating in the Students, Nature and Photography (SNAP!) program with the Lower Great Lakes Conservation Office took pictures of nature within a local park. This student got a close up look at the texture of a maple leaf! Photo credit: USFWS

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