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Autumn Snug Harbor Gardens

big leaf maple.......fall 2013. Nothing I do could capture the beauty of this tree. No camera could catch it.

Burgundy-tinged green maple leaves

Taken in Fushoushan, Taichung

The remains of the Maples Motel in Muncie, Indiana. From my understanding, the motel was abandoned sometime around the reroute of an Indiana highway around the city of Muncie. I would have liked some interior shots, but an uncomfortable feeling told me not to go in there. According to my later research, one known murder took place here in the 90s, as well as some other suspicious activity.

(Acer leucoderme). Deep East Texas.

 

Chalk maple occurs several disjunct populations, including one in extreme eastern Texas and western Louisiana. Here it is rare on mesic calcerous slopes in the understory of hardwood dominated forests.

My backyard big tooth maple is showing some color. It will display fiery red foliage for about a week and then only bare branches until spring.

Not too happy with this image, apart from the lovely colour. I just have to post a red Silver Maple leaf each fall now, though, as this is so rare in our city! This Silver Maple tree, possibly a hybrid, is only a tiny tree that is growing in Bowness Park, so there are limited leaves from which to choose.

Atlanta Winter Storm 2 of 2014 has my Japanese Maple on the rocks

HangZhou Westlake, China 杭州 西湖

An ultra-closeup of the previous maple leaf

池田山公園/Ikeda-yama Park, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Hasselblad 503CX, 180mm f4 Sonnar , Fuji Velvia 50

Forest near Ballantrae, Ontario, Canada

Sonekyuryo Park

曽根丘陵公園のモミジ

 

Kofu city, Yamanashi pref, Japan

Red, red leaves on a maple tree outside of Waukesha, Wisconsin.

 

I love the fall season and photographing colorful leaves such as these. It is the one season I look forward to every year.

 

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Went on a hike in the woods with my kids, blazing our own trail through the forest to see what we could find. Along the way we collected some interesting and unusually colorful leaves. This one was one of my favorites.

 

UPDATE: If you're curious, I used my soft-box with an open back that I placed a black foamboard behind. I used a spotlight in the foreground about 45 degrees off and blocked the light from bleeding into the background to keep it dark.

 

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Japan Imperial Gardens

I miss this gorgeous tree. I adore maple trees more than anything.

Fall in New England - the light is pretty right now!

North Bank Habitat Management Area, BLM, Oregon USA

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