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Japanese Maple
Nacho
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A Japanese Maple from a visit to the Portland, OR Japanese Garden today. Funny thing, I awoke to a perfectly overcast, darkish and crisp day and I thought to myself "perfect for shooting Fall colors!" Made it to the Japanese Garden and just as I got there, the clouds broke and... well, bright sunshine in the middle of the day. I should have gotten there much earlier. The garden was packed with many other photographers, and tourists, so taking shots was a game of pick a spot, wait, wait, wait... This is the first attempt at playing with this image some. I have others awaiting prep. I'll post more later. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated:
I screwed up the leaves in PP, I'll try to do better for the next batch.
EXIF: Nikon D40, ISO 200, 1/13, f/13, 18mm, No Flash, Manual
Gassho,
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I screwed up the leaves in PP, I'll try to do better for the next batch.
EXIF: Nikon D40, ISO 200, 1/13, f/13, 18mm, No Flash, Manual
Gassho,
N
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"The temple bell stops but the sound keeps coming out of the flowers." -- Basho
"The temple bell stops but the sound keeps coming out of the flowers." -- Basho
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beutifull colours as well!!
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In the right light, at the right time, everything is extraordinary. ~Aaron Rose
Only one comment -- "watch your corners." In the lower left there's a rock or something which is dark and creates a triangle in the corner. In general, unless you really INTEND to put something there, often you want to re-compose or crop tighter.
Other than that,