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SiMuMe wrote:
If there's one thing I am envious of, it's the fall colours you all get in the Northern hemisphere. It's a feast for eyes I wish to never end, every time the season comes through. Thanks all for sharing. Like button has been super busy.
That's one good photographic thing about the "upper" east and midwest, potential for lots of colors in the fall. West is great as well but with more of a yellow palette. I try to take advantage of it as much as possible.
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GroWeb wrote:
I, too, prefer the immobile or at least slow-moving type of subject, Siphiwe. I like what you've done with your "deep tone monochrome" photo, and you have also made me realize that my D800E is now 11 years old and, like your Df, it is still providing me with lots of MF fun!
I've been greatly enjoying the fine balance of fabulous colour images with beautifully toned monochrome that's been happening of late. My contribution for this morning consists of two colourful quasi-abstracts from West Nile Creek, courtesy of my trusty D800E and the 55 f/2.8 micro Ai-s.
Nice work Glen, especially that second impressionistic shot again. I sold off my D800 after 10 years of great service and many happy memories. Once in a blue moon I do steal a glance at the DSLR's on the FS board here.
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leighton w wrote:
Really nice Ray, especially the first one. There's no more color around these parts.
Thanks Leighton. It's mostly done around here except for isolated trees or stands, mostly posting fall from the last three outings earlier this fall. However, I did get out for a short spell after church this morning and captured the following, among others.
200mm f4.0 AI
50mm f1.4 AI
200mm f4.0 AI
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