Hey guys. Been away from the site for a loooooong time! Been busy shooting! (I now have three regular commercial clients!)
Here's my.. Well.. Photo of the aftermath of the fall colors here. I was sad, it's kind of a sad photo, so it kinda works!
It was a really heavy overcast, very gloomy.
Not sure which method will work best from my ipad, so ill upload and use a URL.
Good to see you again. Very nice re-entry.
Hope you are ok and the sadness didn't last too long
Last edited by ahab1372; 10-28-2012 at 07:33 AM.
Arnt
And here is a last photo of the fall colors in our area (Maryland) as Sandy is about to hit and blow it all away.
Larry
Beautiful shot, Larry! To you and everyone in Sandy's path ....stay safe! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your loved ones!!
I didn't take too many shots this fall but here is one I was able to capture a few days ago ...
Beautiful autumn day! by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr
Nice Autumn leaves and love that starburst Denise. So many great shots from the rest. Here is an HDR I grabbed this morning. I waited a little to long to get out there so the light wasn't quite right, but I gave it a shot anyway:
Taken from the farm loop at The Bosque del Apache, NM
Here is another one, I tried a Vignette because the photo needed something--but im still not sure I like it.
Bob
Wonderful starburst!! How did you do that? In camera or PP?Originally Posted by ddt0725
I didn't take too many shots this fall but here is one I was able to capture a few days ago ...
Beautiful autumn day! by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr
Thank you! The starburst is the real deal! It was somewhat windy so I had to keep swaying with the branches to try and get the sun positioned between them perfectly to get the rays just right. The only thing done in pp was lightening the shadows on some of the leaves. The polarizer filter was a lot of help also.
Bob, those shots are beauitful ...love the first one!
Thanks Denise, I didn't care for it much, but I know there is a great pano there, I just have to get the light right. I plan to try an early am shot and a late evening shot, hopefully I'll get what I am looking for.
Bob
I thought it'd be a piece of cake shooting monkeys in the autumn leaves, but you realise how well animals mimic natures backgrounds when you see tones and colours in an animal that are exactly the same as those on the ground
https://plus.google.com/u/1/photos/1...14882592541954 if you want the vitals.
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