The process is all around us. Poplar leaves on the true left bank of Tokeawa Stream.
23 August 2009; Canon 20D, 300 mm f4 L IS, ISO 400, 1/125 at f11]
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4 comments:
Yes, lots of energy just waiting for the right amount of light and warmth. Wish I could say the same of myself!
I thought fall, and had to remember you are on an opposite schedule.
This might sound a bit strange, but I've been thinking that a good image, a really good image, is one that sparks a thought about what happened just before the image was captured, or what is about to happen ... so, in case you hadn't guessed, this one has me wondering both those things ... beautiful as always, sir ;0
RR, always plenty of warmth for you here. :^)
Zhoen — and we're on the right side of the schedule now.
Barbara, thank you :^D That's an interesting thought — how a moment can extend beyond the present.
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