Red Ring Tupperware Party, Autumnal Equinoctal Edition (24)

I agree, very nice Sr. shot. Well done.

Thanks kids. I was worried about my equipment pulling off anything worthwhile. I think I've outgrown my stuff, just can't justify replacing it. I do so much portrait photography, I really would like the 6D, or a 5dmkii. I use a 5d every so often, just can't stand the skin tones it produces.

As a side note, I only use Breakwind for posting online. I use my other name on real stuff.

I can see it now. Nicely done. I'd be very happy if I could do that.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #17212840
I got to witness this happening just a few weeks ago. I won't say who, but he is a near 60 year old broker in high standing with Merrill Lynch, who had not partaken in said substance since being a teen. He was constantly giggling like a crazed school girl. Very interesting indeed.

Jim, you deffo need to do this next year then!

Harm wrote in post #17213875
Jim, you deffo need to do this next year then!

Is that when you are coming for a visit?

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #17213949
Is that when you are coming for a visit?

Not a bad idea

Woolburr wrote in post #17206235
I don't want Sid to have nightmares, so I won't post the shot of the 14 gators napping on our dock.

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Nice catch... both of you

Thanks Sid. Several of these are older shots with new processing or ones that haven't been shared here previously.

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Went shooting with Jon on Sunday...between the fog, the rain and the clouds that where at treetop level, we still managed to squeak out a few shots.

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Most of the day was dealing with this....

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Love the colours.

We don't get near as much of that around here, mostly in the shrubs and ground cover. Most of the trees are evergreens, the deciduous mostly poplars and aspens, which mostly only go yellow.

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #17215907
Love the colours.

We don't get near as much of that around here, mostly in the shrubs and ground cover. Most of the trees are evergreens, the deciduous mostly poplars and aspens, which mostly only go yellow.

That was Illinois, almost all yellow. The only color would be from trees in the 'burbs which people planted for color.

Here in TX it's mostly brown and deep russet. Maybe it's because the leaves stay on for so long. Last year they dropped in mid/late December and by February the leaves were coming back.

colours haven't really peaked up here, maybe the Berkshires (western Ma), up to lower vermont (Keene Valley) will be more colourful...

I may pop up there on the weekend...

Lot of folks are starting to plant their winter flowers though so we get lots of nice color. Can't plant a lot during the summer as they get burnt up.