I decided to heed some sound advice and revisit Arlie’s Tree [see my OYGIF post from Fri. Oct. 25]. I was wrong about being able to frame the tree in its current size. My new camera (lens) afforded that capability -- thank you Canon. I’ve also learned how to get the ‘star burst’ effect, so severe back-lighting is not always a deterrent for shooting. Just be sure you stop the aperture down sufficiently and have the lowest possible ISO; this image was shot at ISO 100, at f/13 for 1/60 sec.
This was shot at a different time and location to include the Japanese maple tree near the front entrance of our house.
These lovely leaves have all come down now -- and, as I am typing this [on Tues. morning], my neighbor Arlie’s lawn guy is in the process of blowing them off her lawn.
These leaves were on our front lawn earlier this week. They are still there (somewhere), which reminds me that I have to get in gear and start raking --sigh--.
11 comments:
Absolutely beautiful!
Have a great week-end!
Lea
Tatsächlich, ein herrliches Orange zeigt dieser Baum.
Und so viele Abstufungen , wirklich beeindruckend.
Einen schönen Freitag und natürlich ein gutes Wochenende wünscht
Jutta
Vibrant and gorgeous!
Gorgeous autumn photos!
Have a great weekend!
The most stunning colours, and the sun rays, lovely .Here we do get strong leaf colour, but mostly not really cold enough for the depth of colour they get in the far south of NZ. Greetings from Jean
Lovely leaves and trees...Thanks for dropping by my blog♪
have a nice Friday
much love...
Those trees are just gorgeous. You kinda hate to see the leaves drop! Love the glimmering sunlight through the branches...
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Wonderful photos ... Great shots.
Have a nice Weekend
Greetings by Heidrun from Bavaria
Beautiful orange pictures, Stanley!
Greetings, RW & SK
Wonderful autumnal photos! I love all this colours!
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