“Dull November brings the blast, Then the leaves are whirling fast.” – Sara Coleridge
I had hoped by this time to have some initial impressions of Adobe Lightroom 3 to post but this last week I was focused on other projects and have only opened the application once. It’s still on my “to do” list.
https://meanderingpassage.com//wp-content/uploads/images/2020/09/EBM-20200929180225.jpg Yesterday evening, after the passage of a cold front and the associated wind and rain accompanying it, there were signs of the beginnings of fall foliage. Peak season in the nearby mountains is ordinarily mid to late October and there are many theories of what causes a good color season, dry, hot summers,…
Earl,
Cool photo. I like it. Normally I’m not a huge fan of centered subjects but something here works. I look forward to hearing your LR3 comments. I’m not an LR user but am thinking of getting into it soon.
Drew
I also downloaded LR3 but the weather has been more conducive to making photos. I’ll just let it “hang fire” like your maple leaf for a few days!
Wow, this is awesome and a great way to start my day. Thanks!
I like the focus on the main leaf with bits of yellow and blue in the background. A nice shot.
The touches of blue bring out the warm tones beautifully. A nice reminder for me that the season in Fall even though we are in the midst of some warm temperatures.
The background bokeh gives this image a great painting-like feel.
@All: Thanks everyone!