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Relaxing and enjoying autumn at Akademiepark Wiener Neustadt
also in: Syksy/Autumn by Jani varpujärvi:
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Pic taken Sep 6, 2022
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"ROSEATE A LEAF is cut by its primary line ran the world's a spine inducing curling rosette of words for time and the ruffling of its flesh sallow column blushing late in its life clutch clef caulicle, curled as if suspended all the merelys light handblossomed on the wall was tickled and then swept blank by the filtering leaves before it returned musical without rest quails stutter out from leaves ravaged by insects from the bottom that are basic the mortal mortar poured into each wreath that are an elemental table of their own a touch of turned ground and its envious dead grass."
--George Angel from his new book of poems, On the Voice.
I apologize for my absence lately. I've been working hard on a coming show at the Leslie Jean Porter Gallery in the Palm Springs area, a celebration of photography the month of July. The gallery is taking submissions if you would like to try.. it would be amazing to show with you. Contact the gallery at mary.ljp.events@gmail.com
I will be back soon to see all your treasures!!
xx Diane
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Leaves with moisture from water fountain spray.
Park Place Complex
Leawood, KS
This Belted Whiteface dragonfly rests on a leaf next to the shore of Goose Lake.
Taken 3 June 2022 at Goose Lake, Anchorage, Alaska.
When Vanilla Leaf starts to finish for the year they get very thin and translucent with a nice vein structure, so I placed some colored leaves as a base with vanilla leaf on top. This was a test to try the 240 mp pixelshift with a 1 x 4 focus stacked panorama but I didn't have enough ram to stack them so they had to be down sized then there was some leaf curling causing movement so that had to be cropped out but I still ended up with enough to make a 2' x 5' print.
Workflow wise using the A7rIV pixelshift I shoot the raws then assemble them in Sony Imaging Edge Desktop Viewer into .arq files then I create a profile in Rawtherapee then using the Rawtherapee-cli I convert the files to tiff, then these are stacked in Zerene Stacker, and the finished picture is edited in Photoshop.
I was sitting on the bench next to my pond and this leaf fell down into the water. It was a moment....Like something profound had just happened but I didn't understand what it was....😉
I actually put my camera on a tripod today (October 23, 2005) and shot some deep dof shots at about 3- or 4-second shutter speeds. I think I had the 70-300 on for this one. Check EXIF data. Obviously the pond was VERY calm. Schoepfle Garden, 23 October 2005.
Oops: Just noticed the data didn't upload on this: How about 300 telephoto, f22 at 3 seconds. I used the aperture-priority program, closed down all the way and let the camera select the right shutter speed. Also used the timer function to release the shutter.
Note for autumn 2009: This has been viewed more than 2,200 times ... far behind my most-viewed photo, which is at 21,641: www.flickr.com/photos/jonfobes/64021923/
It could be because we haven't travelled very far to do any leaf peeping for the vibrant colors of autumn this year or it could be that they are just late. We've only recently had cooler weather so that may have something to do with it as well. In any case, there are spotty examples, which we set out to find on a Sunday drive and this one was kind of nice with the reflections. Hope that for those celebrating Canadian Thanksgiving (and those that don't celebrate), you had a good weekend. There is much to be grateful for.
The leaves are starting to drop and show their color. This shot was taken at Beaman Park where all the mushrooms are! Have a wonderful day my friends!