Autumn Triptych 3 by helanker

Photography • Landscape • posted on Nov 29, 2015

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Hope you like this too... full size is best. Have a beautiful sunday evening. And not like here. We are having an enormous, roaring Hurricane and I am a bit scared. <´:-/ The cats are in and I wont let them out, before the Hurricane is over. Thank you for viewing and commenting :)

Comments (11)

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awjay

2:56PM | Sun, 29 November 2015

super work

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Cyve

4:45PM | Sun, 29 November 2015

WHat a marvelous capture my friend... Fantastic colors also !!!

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goodoleboy

6:55PM | Sun, 29 November 2015

A hurricane in Denmark? What is happening? Talk about climate change....I thought hurricanes only occurred much south and west of you in the Atlantic Ocean, and around the Pacific Ocean area, where they're often called typhoons. Anyway, another fine triptych to add to your two others, in these fine foliage fotos, Helle.

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durleybeachbum

2:12AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Storm Gorm they called it on our news. I hope it's over now, and just a normal wind...storm Norm! These are really lovely photos, and I love this series of triptychs.

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anahata.c

7:41AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

First, above all, I hope you’re ok now, and ditto per, and the cats, and everyone else around you. I hope it’s over, and there’s no damage to speak of...

zoom on these is a must (as on all of these autumn triptychs). Ditto the above comments. More of your shimmering foliage shots, where the leaves come at us like little dots of light. Monet would’ve painted these. And sweet gentle hues. All 3 compositions have liberal space as well as leaves. The light on the far right is wonderfully intense; while the shade in the other two is very restful. (What a beautiful area you live in!) All 3 are beautiful; and, with Andrea, I love these triptychs. And, with Harry, it’s hard to believe you have hurricanes in DK---I just can’t wrap my head around that. I always associated them with the Gulf of Mexico. Hope all is ok now; and a beautiful gentle triptych, once more...

(ps---storm gorm??? they actually called it "storm gorm"? We have "hurricane Betty" or "hurricane bob"---we actually had a "bob" a few years back. But "storm gorm"? that's not a name one sees very often...)

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