Showing posts with label fall leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall leaves. Show all posts

Monday, October 22, 2007

Leaf Close Up

This is another leaf on a dogwood in my yard using the same camera and lens as the last blog. The shallow depth of field helps isolate the leaf from the background. The nice glow is caused by the sun shinning through the leaf. LynnFreeny.com

Sunday, October 14, 2007

Ginkgo Leaves and Shadow

I love ginkgo trees in the fall. They have a brilliant yellow color that you can see from far distances. Another characteristic of the ginkgo is its leaves fall all at the same time, leaving a beautiful carpet of yellow on the ground. In this image I was able to capture this carpet along with the shadow of the leafless ginkgo tree.
Special Note: I am planning a photography workshop where I take students on location for half days and all day. If you are interested please contact me by e-mail to reserve your place in the class. LynnFreeny.com

Monday, October 8, 2007

Falls Leaves in Water

Patterns in nature come in many different shapes and colors. This group of leaves in the still waters of a mountain stream caught my eye. They were so different in size, color, and shape yet they belonged together. One thing that brings the composition together is the presence of the sky reflecting in the water. Also there are colors that balance well together revealing a wide spectrum of hues that go unnoticed by the causal viewer in autumn. LynnFreeny.com
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