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Hayman Burn Zone, Pike National Forest, Fall 2008, Colorado
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Front Range, Fall 2008, Colorado
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those first three ROCK
great light on #2, nice shot.
I love this one! Great shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc Green
Monarch Pass, Co
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C springs, sees red.
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Color accurate, 1/80. f/22. ISO 200, high drive.
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intermission: Rock springs, wy
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Mag: The Anonymous One, Location: North Slope, Tetons
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Wow! Some beauitful shots in there!
Fall has become my favourite time to ride.
Gotta say -- I do love that "weed," especially in the fall. Closest we get here to that color are Ginkgo trees, which are related I think. The effect of the breeze on Aspen leaves is supposedly rather unique as well, due to their stem geometry - that's why they "wave" rather than flap.
Golden Aspen juxtaposed against the dark green of the Lodgepole pines is one of the views I miss most from CO. I do understand that these days the Pine isn't quite so green anymore thanks to a certain beetle?
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More intermission photographs from the Cowboy State:
Follow the Leader, GT
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Loungin' in the Front Country
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And Now,
Let's get back to the program:
"stem geometry"
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S.Wong beat me to the punch.
1/160, f/11, ISO 500
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A dust speck, high drive
*Quick Note* I was fortunate enough to capture this dust speck on the front of my lens, while documenting the color change on High Drive, in C springs. This is one of those rare moments when you don't realize what you have until it's already past. I'm just glad I did not do anything stupid like wipe the front of my lens with a micro-cloth or anything, because then I would have missed this historic photograph.
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Cellulose Fibers, Oct. 29, oh 8
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I might as well start wrapping this up,
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Visual Chaos in the Land of Death and Darkness,
(Obligatory "I suck at photography so this ones out of focus" photo)
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(Obligatory) I've got a big head so look at me and comment on how big my head is photo
(Real comments not needed)
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All Pictures Taken with a Nikon D 300, and Nikon kit lens 18-135, or Tamron 11-18 f/4.5
All Pictures taken by me, b.flora, during the colorado fall of 2008.
and,
fuck copyrights, none of these were mine in the beginning.
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