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I love watching Japanese Maples change colors. It was a little less dramatic than usual this year, but still pretty.
A glorious Japanese Maple Tree, showing off its red and yellow coloured leaves! - Taken with a Nikon D3200
Edited With Apple Aperture
Watercolor & Ink Painting
I am a bit disappointed in this one.
I used an iridescent Daniel Smith color for shading and the camera picks it up blatantly!
In my painting you cannot see all that blue!!
I thought the painting was somewhat successful until I downloaded it to my HD.
Editing only made it worse, so I went back to the original, and so this is straight out of the camera.
I love Japanese Maple colors..and next time I wont use the iridescent.
Maple leaf photographed with a Polaroid Big Shot Land Camera using Fujifilm FP-100C Instant Pack Film and a Westinghouse Magicube flash cube.
Every year the Empire Lions Club collects hundreds of gallons of sap to cook down into a few gallons of pure maple syrup for their community pancake breakfast. 'Always the last Sunday in April':
www.leelanaunews.com/news/2012-05-03/Letters/Empire_Lions...
a short drip clip here:
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photo date/id to order a print: 20130327_5690
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Well, Maple is a bit sad as she thinks that the 2 new tan Pukipuki I have put on layaway, will replace her in my affections! Not so little one, you still make me smile :0)
A maple leaf I removed from one of my maple trees
Camera Used: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Lens Used: Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 Macro USM prime lens
OMG! What is happening to the light and the temperatures around here? I better do something about my pigment.
Some maples with red colors can also be found in this areas. Not much but when it turn color it look amazing.
Camera: Fuji X100
Location: Zion National Park