Autumn leaves stroll
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Autumn leaves stroll
by dplanet » Tue 15 May, 2012 6:31 pm
Have a few photos from a short stroll in the Dandenongs on Sunday. The autumn leaves are stunning and it is still ok to go and see. But, don't forget to check this out early May next year.
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Re: Autumn leaves stroll
by corvus » Tue 15 May, 2012 6:37 pm
Nice one dplanet 
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Re: Autumn leaves stroll
by sim1oz » Tue 15 May, 2012 9:21 pm
Hi dplanet, beautiful photos! I'd forgotten how lovely the Dandenongs are in Autumn. The weather next Sunday is looking good, I think we'll head up and enjoy it too. Thanks for the tip.
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Re: Autumn leaves stroll
by wildlight » Thu 17 May, 2012 10:38 pm
Hi dplanet
The first image is only just the winner- the random leaves on the ground is a lovely shot too. The first I think, is showing a style which seems to reveal itself in your work, like your waterfall photo on Kent Creek I commented on once. It's great to see people getting out the camera and just enjoying the beauty of what's around us. If you get a chance, seize the opportunity to shoot during morning fog- I think this would complement your evolving style extremely well.
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The first image is only just the winner- the random leaves on the ground is a lovely shot too. The first I think, is showing a style which seems to reveal itself in your work, like your waterfall photo on Kent Creek I commented on once. It's great to see people getting out the camera and just enjoying the beauty of what's around us. If you get a chance, seize the opportunity to shoot during morning fog- I think this would complement your evolving style extremely well.
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Re: Autumn leaves stroll
by dplanet » Thu 24 May, 2012 10:59 pm
Agree there. It has been sitting on the desktop till the end of this month, then will be replaced by The Snowy Crosscut Saw photograph from June.
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