Photo Contest - Autumn/Fall (Nov 8-15)

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The thread centers around a photo contest themed on Autumn (Fall), inviting participants to submit digital photographs that capture their personal associations with the season. The discussion includes submissions, commentary on the photos, and personal anecdotes related to autumn experiences.

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Main Points Raised

  • Participants share their photographs related to autumn, including fall foliage and personal experiences tied to the season.
  • Some participants discuss the challenges of capturing autumn in regions with less pronounced seasonal changes, such as Arizona.
  • There are comments on the beauty of specific locations, with participants expressing a desire to visit places like Maine and the maritimes.
  • Several participants reflect on their experiences with nature and historical sites, sharing insights about local geography and farming practices.
  • There are expressions of admiration for each other's submissions, indicating a supportive atmosphere among participants.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the enjoyment of sharing and viewing autumn-themed photographs, but there are differing perspectives on the representation of autumn in various geographical locations. The discussion remains open-ended with no consensus on specific photographic styles or themes.

Contextual Notes

Some participants mention specific historical and geographical contexts that influence their photographs, but these contexts are not universally applicable, leading to a variety of interpretations of the autumn theme.

Who May Find This Useful

Photography enthusiasts, nature lovers, and individuals interested in seasonal changes and personal storytelling through images may find this discussion engaging.

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  • #32
Great, thanks, Gokul!
 
  • #33
Japanese maple tree in my backyard, 2 days ago. Today those leaves are noticeably browner.

JapMaple_Fall2008_7217.jpg
 
  • #34
Redbelly98 said:
Japanese maple tree in my backyard, 2 days ago. Today those leaves are noticeably browner.

Acer palmatum, likely var dissectum. Do a google image on that. Awesome tree.
 
  • #35
larkspur said:
Wonderful Mushroom Marzena!

Thanks, larkspur
 
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  • #36
Coprinus comatus. It looks more or less nice when it is young, but when it gets older (and that means just a day or two) its edge turns into disgusting black, dripping fluid. Calling this particular mushroom wonderfull is an abuse of the word :wink:
 
  • #37
GeorginaS said:
I want to live in the world the way larkspur sees it.

Meet you there :smile:
 
  • #38
Borek said:
Coprinus comatus. It looks more or less nice when it is young, but when it gets older (and that means just a day or two) its edge turns into disgusting black, dripping fluid. Calling this particular mushroom wonderfull is an abuse of the word :wink:
I would like to start taking mushroom photos. They have piqued my interest for some reason.
I shall have to find some first...
 
  • #39
GeorginaS said:
I want to live in the world the way larkspur sees it.

I tend to look at everything like I was seeing it through the camera. Gets me in trouble sometimes while I am driving :biggrin:
 
  • #40
I imagine that would annoy one's spouse/s.o. too.
 
  • #41
Redbelly98 said:
I imagine that would annoy one's spouse/s.o. too.

Not if I'm using a macro lens.:redface:
 
  • #42
Did we get to vote on these and I missed it?
 
  • #44
Redbelly98 said:
Japanese maple tree in my backyard, 2 days ago. Today those leaves are noticeably browner.

JapMaple_Fall2008_7217.jpg

i have one of those!
 
  • #45
Cool tree. Our cat loves to hang out under it on hot summer days. I keep the branches trimmed back from touching the ground, mainly so we can tell if he's under there.

I did Andre's suggested google search, but haven't make it past the Wikipedia article. Just need a wee bit more free time.
 

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