Its Fall, show us your colors!!
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Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
That's a wonderful image! Too bad they spoil the view by running power lines through it. Really great shot though either way, love the colours and composition.
taco2go
Explorer
I'll share some from this weekend as well- I set out to capture what I feel typifies fall in my locale, so I tried to use elements that are familiar sights in this region.
As expected when taking photographs at the extreme ends of the day, some shots required playing with tricky exposures, but I think I made some headway in conveying what I was seeing.
Faucet with Film of Frost
Decadent Decals Notwithstanding
This one just begged for B and W
As expected when taking photographs at the extreme ends of the day, some shots required playing with tricky exposures, but I think I made some headway in conveying what I was seeing.
Faucet with Film of Frost
Decadent Decals Notwithstanding
This one just begged for B and W
Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
No need to cross post, I posted some shots here. Here are a few more recents from around Ontario though.
...and yep, apparently up here even our leaves wear plaid.
These ones were kind of crazy, taken looking straight up at around 3:30-4:00 pm, the sky was so blue and the leaves all back lit by the west bound sun. I didn't even polarize the shot, had I the sky would probably be black.
No style points for these, as they were shot at noon under harsh light, but it gives you an idea of the landscape. This is inside Algonquin Provincial Park, a monster park too, larger than Delaware for comparison purposes, and home to a bazillion little biting bugs in May, June, and early July. Tons of moose too!
...and yep, apparently up here even our leaves wear plaid.
These ones were kind of crazy, taken looking straight up at around 3:30-4:00 pm, the sky was so blue and the leaves all back lit by the west bound sun. I didn't even polarize the shot, had I the sky would probably be black.
No style points for these, as they were shot at noon under harsh light, but it gives you an idea of the landscape. This is inside Algonquin Provincial Park, a monster park too, larger than Delaware for comparison purposes, and home to a bazillion little biting bugs in May, June, and early July. Tons of moose too!
Lost Canadian
Expedition Leader
Joash, I just realized that you are approximately 3 hours directly west of me. I'm only a half hour drive from the Blue Water bridge. I always wondered why some of your shots look like they could have been taken in my back yard.
grntrdtaco
Adventurer
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grntrdtaco
Adventurer
Snafu
Adventurer
Really need to brighten some of these up...but this monitor isn't known for color correctness either...
Steaming Thru Fall by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Chromatic Chaos by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Hiding In Shadows by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Anxious Departure by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Steaming Thru Fall by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Chromatic Chaos by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Hiding In Shadows by snafu-kb, on Flickr
Anxious Departure by snafu-kb, on Flickr
I took a little drive to see if I could get some fall colors photos and got a bit more than I expected. I drove south into the Uinta Mountains which are just over the WY/UT border. The weather ended up being a bit nasty as it was really windy and snowing really hard. The snow started out as sleet, then BB sized hail, and finally really wet snow. At the start of the drive there was maybe 1/2" and the road was bare and muddy. Near the end it was about 4-5" and the road was muddy underneath with a thick coating of snow and it was slick. I pulled over several times to let trucks pulling campers and trailers with horses or ATVs pass by as they were having a rough time in the slop trying to get to hunting camp. Here are a few of the photos. They aren't the best, but they will give you an idea of what it was like there.
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grntrdtaco
Adventurer
its a multi shot stitched panoramic.. it kind of just happened while i was out shooting, i ended up shooting one image, then moving up and kept doing that till i was bent over backwards trying to get the ground back in view then i fell over.
i love how it turned out, now i just need the pink sunset clouds and it will really be an awesome shot.
FJR Colorado
Explorer
Some "surprise snow" came to Colorado yesterday... (cell phone pic)
Nice colors in the high country today...
Hope you are having a good Cider Season!
Nice colors in the high country today...
Hope you are having a good Cider Season!
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