Leaves #3 by goodoleboy
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Captured 1/29/13, very early in the AM, in nearby Holifield Park.
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Just one of the 203 photos I took recently of deceased flora before the season changes and there are no longer any of the genre around to shoot until next fall and winter. Glad I got these when I did because park maintenance was right behind me with their rakes and bags.
Sayonara, and enjoy the big game tomorrow.
Comments (10)
durleybeachbum
Too much cleaning up is why there a few insects where you are! Lovely image .
jocko500
a wonderful shot . wonder if they saw you and what they was thinking. I some times wonder what people think of me shooting stuff also. do not really care but just wonder some times
racolt33
Nice capture of warm fall colors. Good texture and details exhibited atop green grass background. My first inclination is that its time to "RAKE" !!! :)
magnus073
Nice work on this one Harry, very clever idea for a photo
mgtcs
Amazing lighting and colors my friend, spectacular image, another excellent capture, loved it!
morningglory
If you look closely, there are actually many shades of browns and golds here. Nice shot, and thanks for the cute squirrel story.
MrsRatbag
Wonderful capture of these dried leaves, Harry; maple, I think? I rather like how everything goes mushy and starts sprouting fungus when it gets left to nature to dispose of it. Lots of that happening around here right now! But the grass under these definitely looks like it gets tended regularly, and I'm sure unattached leaves are not left to rot on it. Well done!
bmac62
The early bird catches the worm. The early photographer catches whatever he wants:) I envy your dedication to your early morning walks and your daily pursuit of your art. Atta boy!
debbielove
203...dude you have been a busy bee lol Lovely colours and details you've caught on this one.. Well done mate! Rob
tennesseecowgirl
I agree with Bill, I know the best shots are caught in the early morning light but I just never seem to make it so I do most of my shooting in the late afternoon/ evenings.