Not much to report today, so I'll pull a couple of fall leaf photos from the archives. These are both from 2004. I liked how the sunlight was highlighting the turned leaves. I'm sure this isn't a mistake. I can't prove it, but observation leads me to believe that the leaves that get the most sunlight turn colors first. As those leaves fall, subsequent leaves not get more sun, on and on until the tree is empty.
This is completely unPhotoshopped ('cause I don't own the program). I was struck by how the sunlight illuminated the leaf. I was pleased that I was able to capture the look on film (i.e. pixels).
Not much to report today, so I'll pull a couple of fall leaf photos from the archives. These are both from 2004. I liked how the sunlight was highlighting the turned leaves. I'm sure this isn't a mistake. I can't prove it, but observation leads me to believe that the leaves that get the most sunlight turn colors first. As those leaves fall, subsequent leaves not get more sun, on and on until the tree is empty.
This is completely unPhotoshopped ('cause I don't own the program). I was struck by how the sunlight illuminated the leaf. I was pleased that I was able to capture the look on film (i.e. pixels).
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