Friday's Focus - 2019/09/06 - Fall Colors
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Dean
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Just beautiful everybody.. I think its going to be a great fall. many of us will be heading out in 3 weeks to get the first blast.
Here are a few from the North east:
Rondout Creek:
Gil Brook Adirondacks:
Little Long Pond Harriman State Park:
The Elk Pen Harriman State Park:
Here are a few from the North east:
Rondout Creek:
Gil Brook Adirondacks:
Little Long Pond Harriman State Park:
The Elk Pen Harriman State Park:
John Holbrook
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Rt. 128, near Cisco, Utah
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Mike Lewis
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Lots of great one! I already posted a coupe of may favorite fall colors shots, but here is one not yet posted, from a drive to Golden Gate Canyon State Park. Got lots of nice images from there too (already posted) - but I really liked this one too.
Amy Nelson
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Fall 2018:
Amy Nelson
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Wow, they are all so magnificent, I can't wait to see what this year yields!!!
Mike Lewis
Staff Member
Amy,
WOWSER! The second one you posted - What a shot - color bursts out, and the foreground shadows also add some great interest (from grasses or reeds I am assuming...)
Just a fantastic shot that stands out in an already long list of fantastic shots posted here.
ML
Mike Lewis
Staff Member
Kyle,
Always a fantastically seen and composed shot from you on whatever subject is requested. Love this one, both for the tree colors and for the rest of the view.
ML
Mike Lewis
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Jeffrey,
Super strong set with any one of the posted images being a very impactful image, and lots of variety between all of them too.
ML
Amy Nelson
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Thank you very much Mike!
Jon Bev
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Those Yellow leaves really pop out at you Alan, small F stop no doubt, I like it.I am going to refrain from posting too many images here since we seem to have a habit of overloading the site server with our Friday pile ons
Silver Falls State Park:
AlanLichty
Moderator
Thanks Jon - the exposure was 1second @ f/11 with ISO 100. Those are some fairly dark woods and the shot was just before sunrise.
Trent Watts
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So many amazing images. What a treat to look through.
Makes me realize that living in a bit more northern climate we are already well into fall colours. This was taken yesterday just out of Saskatoon along the South Saskatchewan River.
This is a pano made in Lightroom. I'm a real novice at this and not sure how to prevent the wrong angle of the tree reflections. I also used sky replacement as the original was very bland. All comments welcome.
Makes me realize that living in a bit more northern climate we are already well into fall colours. This was taken yesterday just out of Saskatoon along the South Saskatchewan River.
This is a pano made in Lightroom. I'm a real novice at this and not sure how to prevent the wrong angle of the tree reflections. I also used sky replacement as the original was very bland. All comments welcome.
AlanLichty
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Neat to see an old thread like this resurface 4 years down the road
You are way ahead of us for fall colors if you have leaves turning already at lower elevations. This looks quite nice. Which pano stitching method did you use in LR (spherical, cylindrical or perspective) ? I find that sometimes it helps to try out the different geometries depending on the scene being stitched.
larryj
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Boy you guys and gals are setting a high bar with all the amazing fall images in this thread. I will add a few of mine that I hope you will like!
From 2021, Fish Lake near Telluride, Colorado.
Bear Creek 2014
Maroon Bells 2015
Aspen everywhere on Kenosha Pass, 2014
From 2021, Fish Lake near Telluride, Colorado.
Bear Creek 2014
Maroon Bells 2015
Aspen everywhere on Kenosha Pass, 2014
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AlanLichty
Moderator
Wow - seeing all the fall colors in this old thread really has me wishing the fall leaves were changing already. Beautiful scenes in all of these images Larry and especially the intense golds of the Rocky Mountain aspens. I love the atmospherics in the first image.
Trent Watts
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Thanks Alan... I will look into those other options.Neat to see an old thread like this resurface 4 years down the road
You are way ahead of us for fall colors if you have leaves turning already at lower elevations. This looks quite nice. Which pano stitching method did you use in LR (spherical, cylindrical or perspective) ? I find that sometimes it helps to try out the different geometries depending on the scene being stitched.
Hey Trent,
It's great that Jon revived this old thread. And that's awesome to have you contribute to it.
A very nice pano here, it's neat to see the trees laid out like that. As for the reflection, the trees angling in on the ends is normal, but you can correct it with the Warp Tool, but pull out that corner to straighten the trees back out.
That's a really great set Larry. I know Fish Lake well, and you did well there. The clouds in it are really sweet. And the Maroon Bells image, I like your off the trail image. That puts a very nice twist to it.Boy you guys and gals are setting a high bar with all the amazing fall images in this thread. I will add a few of mine that I hope you will like!
From 2021, Fish Lake near Telluride, Colorado.
Bear Creek 2014
Maroon Bells 2015
Aspen everywhere on Kenosha Pass, 2014