Mini-Challenge 107: Autumnal Colors

PupWeb

Tatiana, WOW! Great photo's.
Photo #2 in incredible!

travelways

PupWeb wrote: »

Tatiana, WOW! Great photo's.
Photo #2 in incredible!

Thank you so much

piolet_rampe

North Cascades Golden Larch


Golden Larch changing colors in North Cascades National Park, Black Peak in the background.

North Cascades Sunrise at Wing Lake


both of these taken with my new Canon S90, and I have had no time for post processing of any kind.

zoomn

I love autumn!

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lizzard_nyc

Some beautiful stuff here.

Ok my take --feels autumnal to me, but I could just be losing it.

sunflowerstudio

sunflowerstudio--Beautiful scene in the first pic, but I love how the colors pop in the second one. That one rocks!

Thanks for the feedback. I'm fond of the 2nd picture because I remember the day, looking down and seeing the wet lush ground with that mix of green plants and the bright multi-hued dogwood leaves. It was one of those found moments in photography. I love the scene in the first photo, but it's a standard subject for me (though the light isn't *always* like that day). The leaves were serendipity.

sherstone

ic4u wrote: »

Love your Seeing Red shot Sean

TXS Karin :smo

angevin1

Geees!! I don't remember when I've oohed and ahhed so much!

Just over the top beauty everyone~~~

travelways

sherstone wrote: »

TXS Karin :smo

I love it too

PS: I also LOVE Donna's water shot

* I took some similar before seeing her entry, but they are not quite at the same level...

Nyarthlopic

Liz,

Wicked-cool!!!!!

Jenn

Are these ok?


1. Blanketflower



2. Bi-color Geranium



3. Backlit - Geranium

dnie

photo-bug wrote: »

PS: I also LOVE Donna's water shot

me? if so, Thanks!! That is one of my very favorites of all of mine. You know what I mean... one of those few that you just feel great about.

travelways

dnie wrote: »

me? if so, Thanks!! That is one of my very favorites of all of mine. You know what I mean... one of those few that you just feel great about.

Yes, I know - it's so wonderful!!!

lfortier

Wayside Inn Grist Mill, Sudbury, MA



Saco River Valley, New Hampshire



Fall in New England



Hope you enjoy these.

lfortier

sherstone wrote: »

Seeing Red
Acorn drop

Love your "Acorn Drop"

travelways

lfortier wrote: »

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Hope you enjoy these.

I do Wonderful!

SimpsonBrothers

Yoso


Dry Sunset

sherstone

lfortier wrote: »

Love your "Acorn Drop"

TXS

Love your, Wayside Inn

CAPTURED2H

OK lets try Falling Color

CAPTURED2H

CAPTURED2H wrote: »

OK lets try Fallen Color

even tho RED is here

CAPTURED2H

CAPTURED2H wrote: »

even tho RED is here

a fly at fall

lfortier

Fallen Color


Nice!!!!!

JAG

Froch wrote: »

One of my favorite images from you.

slpollett wrote: »

JAG--what a view off your back porch (I'm envious!), but that pond shot is gorgeous!!
Sherry

Thank you both so much for the complements.

This thread is so awesome and such wonderful images everyone is posting!thumb

www.paolosmeraldi.com

Re: artificial lake at Bocco Pass, in Liguria
I took this photo with a Panasonic TZ7/ZS3. A bit overexposed!

Paolo

bf2015

lizzard_nyc wrote: »

Wicked cool Liz!

bf2015

I know I've used these before, but here ya go:

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mark_h

The Mini-Challenge 107 will be Autumnal Colors!
This is my first challenge, my autumn world is smaller than most but autumn no less . Really nice images entered so far.

Rusty millipede eating a Sumac flower

Sumac leaves

Ramariopsis kunzei - coral fungi

richtersl

mark_h wrote: »

This is my first challenge, my autumn world is smaller than most but autumn no less . Really nice images entered so far.

Rusty millipede eating a Sumac flower

Sumac leaves

Ramariopsis kunzei - coral fungi

Very cool shots!!

Jenn

Are these too springy for this topic, or should I resize them smaller?

Jenn wrote: »

Are these ok?


1. Blanketflower



2. Bi-color Geranium



3. Backlit - Geranium

travelways

Jenn wrote: »

Are these too springy for this topic, or should I resize them smaller?

Jenn, they don't have too much fall feeling to me. Maybe you are too far South, where the autumn haven't started yet...?