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This was a tricky photo to process for me. Some of the leaves were overexposed. Should I lower the exposure and risk making the sky too dark or just let it go? I decided to get the leaves right (it is an autumn pic, after all). When I brought the image from ACR to Elements, it took just a couple of tweaks and the sky/tree colors fell into place. A minor victory! I guess it was an unintentional lesson in the benefits of ettr (exposing to the right).
Spotted this row of maples at the Johnson Creek Fred Meyer a few weeks ago and they looked GORGEOUS with their fall colors! They were right at their peak and I was lucky enough to be here in the late afternoon with the sun shining from the low western sky. As beautiful as these trees are, though, they are surrounded by parking lots, roads, gas stations, buildings, and powerlines, so getting a shot without all the background crap was definitely challenging and I still had to clone out some powerlines in Photoshop. I wished I could magically transport these trees to the middle of some lovely park!
Just in time for Valetine’s Day, the weather turned into perfect sugaring weather. Yesterday, the temps rose above freezing, so we tapped all of our maple trees. Just as we suspected, the sap started flowing.
Maple japonés en pleno otoño luciendo sus colores rojos. [Kinkakuji (Pabellón Dorado), Kyoto, Japón]
Portland, Or has one of the great Japanese gardens in the US. It was designed by Takuma Tono beginning in 1963, and opened in 1967. It's all quite beautiful, even in (too) early spring.
A Jimmy Buffet cover band played, and a guy gave the audience water bottles filled with beans to shake.
I spotted this composition driving along Southside Drive in Yosemite Valley. Since this is a one-way trek, I actually had to drive around again in order to stop in an appropriate pullout and then walk ahead to photograph it. I loved the different textures of bark on each of the two trees and how the swirl of maple seemed to connect them.
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All the campsites at Camano Island State Park are wonderfully wooded. The sun caught this Douglas Maple in the afternoon.
Original colour version of an image converted to mono previously, taken at Swansea Botanical Complex, Wales, UK. No graphics please.
벌써 11월이다
오늘부터 추워진다고 하는데
감기때문에 요즘 아이들 데리고 밖에 나가는것도 두렵다
단풍을 배경으로 아이들과 아기엄마같이 찍어줘야 하는데....
이번 가을은 참 빨리도 간다
11월은 10월처럼 복잡하지 않고 그냥 평범하게 흘러갔으면 좋겠다...
요즘같아서는 하루하루가 복잡하고 힘들다
October 25, 2009
This is Momiji, Japanese maple. It has changed to wonderful autumn color !
PENTAX *ist DS2 / PENTAX FA35mm f2
When I was turning the bottom of this bowl, it flew off the lathe, shot straight up, destroyed a fluorescent bulb, and shards of glass down rained down on me. Who says the lathe is boring?
maple bowl, mineral oil finish
The company performs Maple Leaf Rag
choreography by Martha Graham
music by Scott Joplin
watch the entire performance here