When we think of textures, we think also of the tactile nature – the feel, the sounds – but this week’s photo sessions in my local park offered little in that direction after weeks of rain.
On this first of December, as winter is nearing and the splendour of Autumn is full blown, the camera focused on the woodland floor, making the most of the marvellous mosaics of leaf litter that are still to be had (bending down with a stiff painful back and fixed lens did not offer the greatest clarity but still…)
After these full frames tomorrow’s Formalized Friday brings a more meditative minimalism
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Nature is a master in textures, so are you in capturing them! ✨👌
thank you Marina – if only I could make them closer and crisper but like these photos I’m virtually at the end of my autumnal season
They are perfect! 👌
After your tree spotting earlier in the week I made a conscious effort to look closer at the trees on my walks this week. Hopefully I’ll get a post out at some point!
will look out for it
The moist soil intertwining humidity with the textures, scents, and memories of autumn
if only we could capture those with our cameras – instead the visuals have to portray it all and maybe that is something to keep in mind
I love the stump and the random sticks that fell so gracefully. Autumn is a great time to photograph outdoors, isn’t it?
yes it is a season for the lens but nearly at its end becomes rather too overcast here!
We have a favorite word in the Pacific Northwest – sunbreaks. That’s what we look for on these overcast days that seem endless.
a very nice word for a welcome light