exploring nature’s infinite connections
Since much of Clinton River park is in a floodplain, there are no shortages of small ponds to explore..
And sometimes it isn’t necessarily color that catches my eye, but isolated shapes and details..
this post is tagged with these subjects, you are invited to explore and wander …
Ideas for photos don't always align with my abilities to execute them. I feel like I should have that made into a t-shirt, given how many times I've thought it to myself. I may have an idea that I have a general concept of how I will develop it, but as they say, the...
It's been one year since I returned to printing photographs at home with the replacement of my old, defunct Epson 4800 with a Canon Image ProGRAF 300 (great name 😉 ). The Epson was turned over to an electronics recycler and the Canon is slurping up delicious ink....
I've kept the files I've used to make prints over the years for the longest time. The other day I deleted them - all of them. I was doing some digital housekeeping and found these archived print files were taking up some significant drive space. I initially kept them...
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I’m only going to be repeating the comments above but can’t help myself. These are really beautiful. The quietness of Fall but with brilliant color, saturated colors.
Mark, Nice contrast of colors and shapes. Very nice fall image.
Excellent Mark! Sometimes I forget to do the macro stuff in the fall. Can see the trees for the forest, so to speak! 🙂
These are excellent Mark, and certainly reminds me of how much I need to get out in our local swamps and do some serious shooting!
That is a beauty Mark!
Clean and simple, nice! I really enjoy the colors, you especially managed to get nicely fitting pairs of fore- and background colors… And I like the hint of structure present in the backgrounds.