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Part of a series of 108 Fall Leaves photo project in support of Yasodhara Ashram's Young Adult Program.
Everyone who makes a donation to my project will receive a high-resolution digital copy of a leaf photograph of their choice for personal use (make it your desktop photo or print it and frame it).
If you like to support this project, please visit goo.gl/NBNauo
Taken for Active Assignment Weekly - Backlighting
I don't always do this but this one really is better large and on black
WIT: I broke out the SB600 for this one and set it up a few feet behind the leaf. I held the leaf so it was blocking the flash from the camera and shot. It is cool how bright it looks, almost seeming like the flash was in front of the leaf rather than behind. Then in Lightroom 2 cropped and used the High Contrast B&W preset.
Aucuba japonica, originaria del Giappone, è un arbusto sempreverde, alto fino a 3 metri. Generalmente si coltivano le varietà dalle foglie variegate, brillanti, ovate e coriacee, dentate verso l'apice. I fiori, che sbocciano in marzo-aprile, sono verdastri e portati in pannocchie terminali. I frutti sono prodotti solo dalle piante femminili, sulle quali compaiono grappoli di bacche di forma ovoidale, color scarlatto molto acceso, che spesso durano fino alla primavera successiva.
This was the last oak leaf left on a small tree. It looked so lovely as the sun set behind it so I snapped a picture of course!
He shall be like a tree
Planted by the rivers of water,
That brings forth its fruit in its season,
Whose leaf also shall not wither;
And whatever he does shall prosper.
Psalm 1:3
photography info:
EOS7D, 60mm 2.8, black sheet as a background, natural lighting
taken in the morning after early rain.
Facing the sun, these maple leafs stand out against the dark background. Taken with a Panasonic DMC-FZ7.
Fortuitously, returning from a walk, I noticed this leaf on the roof of my car lit by the late afternoon sun.
Based in this other picture, one of the most interesting from my friend Marta...
Thanks for the testi, Ireth... :D