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Fall color


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We've been having a lot of fun posting pics on the birdwatching board.

Here are a few of fall color. Early for that? Not up here. There was frost in some places this morning, and we've got some early fall color going on among the drought-stressed maples and aspen. Ferns have burned up, dogbane's turned bright yellow, and you can see it coming.

Here's some of last year's work. Couple standard "landscapes" of fall color followed by close-up work. I've kept them all fairly small so they'll load fast and won't be bigger than the screen on everyone's monitors.

I especially like close work because looking inward can say more of what you're trying to say than looking outward. Plus, if it's a windy day you can successfully capture images at slow shutter speeds on the forest floor, where the wind ain't. cool.gif

Rookie Pond, Fernberg Road near Ely

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Blackstone Lake Trail, near Ely

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Little Indian Sioux River, Echo Trail (polarizer made color leap out and darkened background)

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Salsify and maples, burned over logging cut, Echo Trail

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Little Indian Sioux River (eight-second exposure, tripod and polarizer)

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Dew on bigtooth aspen, Secret Lake Trail

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caterpillar on maple leaf, Echo Trail

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Jonny,

Again man, absolutely awesome... Another subject that I don't have a lot of as far as what most people would think of for fall color, but here's a couple including some hunt pics that kind of fit the bill...

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and this one was a custom shot that I did for walleynutz last year as he wanted a shot of him and his dog that was suitable for framing and hanging on the wall.

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Went for a walk this morning and amazed how much the woods is changing just from last weekend!...maples are really starting to turn....ferns are "yellowing"....forest is taking on the "glow of fall"...here's a few pics of this years early fall change...jonny

first few red maples:

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"death angels"..amanita's(eat those crystals like salt,you'll be in la la land.lol!)

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"golden ferns"

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and a cherry-faced meadowhawk dragon fly..these guys are tough,fly right up to frost!

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Cheryl - I love the goose & ducks! That one brought a huge smile to my face. Where was that picture taken? And where is Mineral Springs Park?


Hi Blaze, glad you like the goose and ducks. I've won a couple of photo competitions with that shot. It was taken at Morehouse Dam in Owatonna, which is where Mineral Springs Park is, too.

Cheers

Cheryl P.

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