An Autumn walk in Oregon

[Gary R. Smith]

My wife and I took a walk today at a nearby regional park. The sky was overcast but there was still a lot of color. Here are a few from the (new-to-me) Nikon D700.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

Very nice.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Very nice.

Thank-you sir!

 

[Peter Roberts]

You've made me jealous, Gary. #1637 is especially good to my eye.
The autumnal colours aren't quite here yet in my part of the UK. I went out to take a few snaps this afternoon but I don't think there'll be anything worth keeping among them.

 

[Gary R. Smith]

Thanks Peter, it was just a walk in the park. I usually don't take a camera along since I've shot everything there of interest to me but the D700 hadn't been there yet.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

#1637 is especially good to my eye

That is good, but my favorite is dsc_1638. It helps you reconcile with this inscrutable world after a stressful day cluttered with noise signals.

 

[Gary Ayala]

These are nice. Your images brought the your walk home for me. Ii could be my monitor ... but, would have processed with a bit more contrast ... a bit more 'black'.

 

[Gianluca Drago]

These are nice. Your images brought the your walk home for me. Ii could be my monitor ... but, would have processed with a bit more contrast ... a bit more 'black'.

They look well contrasted and the balcks look black in my monitor, Gary(s).

 

[Gary Ayala]

They look well contrasted and the balcks look black in my monitor, Gary(s).

Thanks Gianluca ... I'm looking at them on a MacBook ... and they seem to lack a bit of pop.

 

[Beth Anthony]

beautiful place, i love the compositions. you caught some beautiful reflections and i love that snowy mountain. the blacks look dark and rich for me, but the color seems to fade on the brighter tones. the second photo has some really vibrant, mid tone greens, but the bright yellows are more pale yellow than bright yellow on my screen.