... park visit continued ...
I shot a few of what could be called macros, but unless they're tighter than this, I prefer to say close-ups.
Other than that and the falling leaves of the previous post, I concentrated on trying to find frames.
While that one ↑ worked the best IMO because of the red and the shallow depth of field, here ↓ is a good one (I think) of Sue.
Although it helps, frames don't have to have people as the focal point.
It snowed the next day, so I think we can safely say that true autumn is over hereabouts. In terms of outdoor shots, I think November has to be the bleakest of months.
The bench and the yellow tree are my favs!!
ReplyDeleteMany people snap random pictures but your photos are art. Beautiful autumn shots. November is bleak but even bare trees have beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall colours. Your shot with Sue particularly stands out.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove thise reds!
ReplyDeleteIt's such a lovely river, isn't it? We visit often.
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