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A Touch of Fall
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It was an overcast and rainy day. I passed by a city park and saw the amazing color from the fall leaves.


This is NOT a photoshop creation. The yellow/orange on top half of the image are leaves on the same tree as the in-focused leaves. The The focused leaves are at the rear of the tree. The color on the bottom is from the a grouping of trees in the distance. I like that there are glimpes of leaf shapes all around the image.
· Date: Thu 20-December-2007 · Views: 5273 · Filesize: 69.5KB, 101.6KB · Dimensions: 1024 x 707 ·
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Rating: ******* 7.00
Keywords: A Touch of Fall
Camera: D2X
Lens and Filters: 70-200/2.8 @ 200mm
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutterspeed: 1/125
Location: Petersburg, Virginia
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BSchirm

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Location: Rolling Hills CA US
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Thu 20-December-2007 09:32

Mel - I like the composition and color, as well as the focus/out of focus effect. It's different, but that is why it has appeal.
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Mon 05-September-2011 08:19 Rating: 7 

At first I thought I was looking through fire. Really interesting shot.
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