Natural, unaltered colours, abstract patterns, and textures in autumn leaves shown in macro-photographs.
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It’s nice to hear the phrase “autumn leaves” and see your colorful pictures of them because here in central Texas the high temperature each day is still usually at least 35°C. We’re also in a continuing drought, and the high temperature and lack of water have caused some leaves to dry out prematurely. That’s given me some additional things to photograph:
http://portraitsofwildflowers.wordpress.com/2011/08/31/bulrush-leaf/
http://portraitsofwildflowers.wordpress.com/2011/08/17/distressed-sycamore-leaf/
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Hello, Steve. We have had sort of strange weather this year in the UK and the leaves are also changing colour and beginning to fall earlier than usual. However, I must confess that my pictures of autumn leaves were taken last year – not this. I was amazed at the brightness and variety of colours at that time and took many photographs which I am only now getting round to posting on the blog – although some of them have been on my Fine Art America site for some time already.
Your own photographs, as usual, are really exceptional. I love the bulrush one – it reminds me of Rothko’s art and I am really attracted to that kind of abstraction, especially when it is found in nature.
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