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Autumn Meadow
[¹] {click images to view large} Reading the weather forecast last night I thought, “Oh goody, clouds! Maybe there will be a nice sunrise on the lakefront.” This morning…nope. It was a flat, dull...
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Going to sleep now…
[¹] {click image to view large} Solitary leaves seem to be a recurring theme. This capture was made with the same zoom and closeup lens combination used the past two days, at 18mm (24mm EFL) and about...
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Milkweed
{click image to view large} Just the other day… I spent a happy three hours of the morning taking photographs in a nearby park which features wetlands and a lagoon. I was surprised to discover over a...
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Gone South
{click image to view large} This scene caught my fancy during a morning walk along the lakefront. Suspended on a low rise in front of a broad expanse of park, the feather reminded me of a shop sign...
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Serendipity
Just for fun… My thought was to photograph autumn colors through my home-office window with the screen as an in-camera texture overlay. The Lumix offers a macro focus option at the long end of the...
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Autumn Lagoon
{click image to view large} Photographed in a local wetland nature preserve, where I’m still stalking the geese ;). I was fascinated by the way the reflection was breaking up into rectangles, which...
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Autumn Glow
{click image to view large} What a pleasure to become immersed in this color and light for a time… ●●● Nikon D300; 1/125 sec @ f9.5, ISO 200 (handheld); 18-200 mm f/3.5–5.6 @ 200mm (300mm EFL); focus...
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Presage of Snow
[¹] {click image to view large} Photographing outdoors in November is helping me appreciate the subtle hues and textures of the season, though that’s challenging to bring out in an image. (Suggestions...
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Fall into Winter
Last night in bed I heard what I thought was rain. In the morning, I saw instead it had been the sound of leaves falling as temperatures plunged below freezing. Our back yard and flower beds were...
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