Thursday 8 November 2012

Autumn Colours

A few autumnal shots of the beech trees on the banks of the Tees near Low Force Waterfall in Upper Teesdale. No Photoshop jiggery pokery has been used with the colours, neither was any used to create the abstract, which was simply done using a longish exposure while pulling zoom at the same time. In fact nothing much more than the effort of an early start, some low autumnal sun and those wonderful autumn beech trees - Mother Nature really is something special.


05D-7838 Beech Fagus sylvatica Leaves Catching the Morning Sun in Autumn Near Bowlees in Upper Teesdale County Durham





05D-7751 Autumn Beech Trees on the Banks of the River Tees Near Low Force and Wynch Bridge Bowlees Upper Teesdale County Durham UK





05D-7755 Autumn Beech Trees on the Banks of the River Tees Near Low Force and Wynch Bridge Bowlees Upper Teesdale County Durham UK.





05D-7798 Abstract of Autumn Beach Tree Leaves with Rays of Light Passing Through Them Teesdale County Durham UK.
 
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4 comments:

  1. You make it sound so easy, David. Effortless even. The colours are truly magnificent.
    Cheers, Alen

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    1. When you are working with wonderful autumn light and beech trees such as this I suppose it does feel pretty effortless at times. It certainly feels a privilege to spend time trying to capture it that's for sure.
      David

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  2. Superb photos. Beech trees are great value all year round I think, particularly the new leaves just as they appear and the autumn colour. Great stuff.

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    1. I couldn't agree more Mark, they are smashing subjects in many ways. The new leaves always look wonderful especially when backlit on a spring morning.
      David

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