After the last leaves have come down in the fall, other photo opportunities await for the intrepid shooter. Slowing down is a good exercise in really observing what is around us. Making great images out of ordinary things is always a great challenge.
Photo 1
A Traditonal landscape image taken in my native Pictou County. The river follows an S curve, a staple in image design.
Photo 2
Is an image of a leaf on a piece of birch bark at Kejimkujik National Park NS. I liked the contrast between the two, and no distracting elements make the subject stand out .
Photo 3
Aspen and Poplar leaves on the forest floor after a windstorm offer an interesting composition.
Photo 4
More fallen leaves, this time of the Maple variety in a pond.
Photo 5.
A mushroom in an old growth forest in Nova Scotia, where there is not a lot in the way of fall colour.
Photo 6
Rosehips offer a lot of colour, and is a different take on fall.
Cheers,
enjoy the fall,
Gary. http://www.pbase.com/pgns/gmurray
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3 comments:
gary,
more incredible shots. you're my window to nova scotia, and i'll always be checking your site!
keep up the beatiful work!
-m
Hey Mark,
thanks for the great feedback, it makes me want to go out and shoot some more!
cheers,
Gary.
Great photos gary, love the fall colours but really like the subtle colour in the ground leaves, the combination of blue/yellow really appeals to me, always enjoy your site, mark
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