I love the cold crisp days of Autumn as the leaves change shades of gold, red and amber. I love the soggy days when there are no leaves on the trees less. The days where big rain drops fall off the trees and manage to fall down the small gap between my coat collar and my neck, yep I’m not the biggest fan of those days either.
I live on the edge of Epping Forest which is beautiful all year round, but Autumn probably shows the woods at their best. This weekend is the tipping point where there are more leaves on the floor than on the trees. It’s easy to feel it is all downhill from here, but with only 5 weeks until Christmas I’m feeling the air of optimism still.
Too many presents have been bought for the girls (who already have too much) and I am at a loss what to buy for most of the rest of the family. I also don’t know what I want, which is just as well since I’ve already had a camera bought for me and I’m asking people to contribute to it. Lovely camera. It's a shame I am struggling to find the time or good enough light to take great pictures at the moment. Instead I am practising with low light photography, my tripod and different techniques.
Yesterday I went out just before dusk to have a play with my camera, these are some of my captures from the forest and the road outside the car park.
A close up of leaves on a tree ISO 400, f/ 2.8, 1/25 sec |
The edge of a lake ISO 400, f/ 2.8, 1/15 sec |
The path out of the forest ISO 400, f/11, 3.2 sec |
Across the lake ISO 400, f/11, 1/10 sec |
A fire engine and cars ISO 125, f/4, 5.0 sec |
Cars ISO 125, f/ 5.6, 10.0 |
All the photographs were taken using a tripod and my Sony rx100 camera. I used Lightroom to crop and enhance them.
I love the colours in Autumn, is such a pretty season
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I love how you bring out the autumn highlights
ReplyDeleteI love autumn such a lovely time to photography with the array of colours available X #mysundayphoto
ReplyDeleteYouve really captured the color so beautifully! #MySundayPhoto
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