Autumnal murmurs.

[Ralph Turner]

Despite being decidedly dull and a little damp this morning I managed to have a pleasant walk around my ‘neighbourhood’. No silver grains this time, just ones and zeros from my 6D. I decided to take my 70-300mil zoom for a different perspective to the usual.

 

[Wes Hall]

Tree shots remain a nemesis of mine, so I feel a general irritation when viewing them Ralph, however I rather like the two oak saplings - they form a hope filled image for the future.

 

[Stevenson Gawen]

Tree shots remain a nemesis of mine, so I feel a general irritation when viewing them

I wonder why that is Wes? (if you don't mind me asking!) Hope you didn't have a nasty experience with a tree...

 

[Ralph Turner]

Thanks, Wes. Sorry to hear of woes with trees. The saplings in question are, in fact, broken twiglets brought down in recent strong winds and lying in the lane. I was rather attracted to the striking colour set against the dark stone. I’m afraid I do take rather a lot of tree pics…

 

[Wes Hall]

Thanks, Wes. Sorry to hear of woes with trees. The saplings in question are, in fact, broken twiglets brought down in recent strong winds and lying in the lane. I was rather attracted to the striking colour set against the dark stone. I’m afraid I do take rather a lot of tree pics…

I really should have thought on the oak more due to leaf size ahhh embarrassment...

The nemesis comment is really a result of my job (I work with trees and the public) and also that I find them incredibly difficult to do justice, both compositionally and exposing them well. Was really meant in jest

 

[Geoff Chaplin]

Despite being decidedly dull and a little damp this morning I managed to have a pleasant walk around my ‘neighbourhood’. No silver grains this time, just ones and zeros from my 6D. I decided to take my 70-300mil zoom for a different perspective to the usual.

Lovely colours and great composition!

 

[Ralph Turner]

Many thanks, Geoff.