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That photo was NOT photoshopped or edited. I took that photo at night keeping the shutter open for a couple seconds and using two flashes, so in a sense, yes, I did superimpose two photographs...
Thanks! Those leaves really should be dried out and badly faded by now, but with the very warm and wet fall and winter (until February) they stayed vegetative very late and refused to drop off, and there's still some color left in them, mostly on the upper sides of the leaves. There's a big beech bush (cluster of suckers growing out of a stump) further down the trail, and I would swear that it's still holding onto every one of last season's leaves. I picked this shot because of the bright buds on the seedling and because somehow I took it on an angle that was a little off-kilter, and it appealed to me.larkspur said:That is a good shot turbo. Nice colors and I like the shadow of the branch in the snow too.
[/URL]sas3 said:Here is a picture from the top of the ski jump in upper Michigan.
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/5491/lotoleavezd3.jpg
alex caps said:That photo was NOT photoshopped or edited. I took that photo at night keeping the shutter open for a couple seconds and using two flashes, so in a sense, yes, I did superimpose two photographs...
[/URL]sas3 said:Here is a picture from the top of the ski jump in upper Michigan.
http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/5491/lotoleavezd3.jpg
larkspur said:An interesting perspective. Triggers a little vertigo for me when I first look at it.
Moonbear said:How can anyone talk themselves into getting up there, let alone skiing off! That made me a bit dizzy just imagining the heights!
[/URL]alex caps said:http://bikeflat.com/albums/album07/DSC_1446.sized.jpg