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When I went on a recent outdoor shoot with some photography friends, I discovered a tree dripping with these small Maple keys or seeds. I spent some time trying to pick out a few compositions from among the many clusters. It was a good exercise in seeing the little picture within the big picture. I found 5 favourite images from this session and I will post them one at a time. I like this composition because it gives a sense of the smallness of these keys and allows the other keys around it to become the bokeh in the negative space.
A strange thing to be seeing autumn leaves on Flickr when we have new leaves and flowers everywhere. I hope as the world becomes more connected it will be friendship that results. With grateful thanks to my friends!
This maple tree was in the middle of its autumn transformation and had so many colors! I wanted to get all of it in the frame while still capturing the colors.
Washington Park Arboretum, Seattle, Washington State, USA
A maple in peak color. Processed from a single raw file. The sun burst from the Canon EF 16-35 f4 L is amazing and adds an attractive point to the photo.
I saw this maple on the way to a restaurant. After lunch, I went back alone to explore for a composition. I tried many shots and finally found the best result from backlight lightening the red maple leaves. This experience reminds me that there might be a lot to explore in the neighborhood. You don't always have to travel far to get something spectacular.
“Maples Trees” never disappoint in the fall. It’s a shame that colors in Fall are only temporary. Using photography to safe what we love most about the four seasons. Thanks for viewing my work. Stay safe and be kind.
"I think that I shall never see
A poem lovely as a tree." ~Joyce Kimer
I just went back to the Oregon Coast, second trip this month, with some friends from Texas. On our way back we stopped in Portland and I finally got to see the famous maple at the Japanese Gardens. I see why it's so popular!
Photographed in Hardyston, NJ
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Tech:
Nikon D800
NIkon 14-24
ISO - 100
23 mm
f-16
.5 sec