Daily Walk

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

+1.

[John R]

+1.

Thanks again, Francois and Eric. Surreal autumn for those that like colour and other ways of seeing autumn.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Both of these are quite classy, and the first is absolutely stunning.

[John R]

High Park is really fine in October, suitable for an autumn walk, like this-


or may also think certain trees resemble the legs of a heard of confused elephants-


or you may think the serene green of the canopy has a surreal tranquility-


or you may think it is time to go home because it is getting eerily dark-

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Nice set, with a variety of moods.

[francois]

Yes, another stupendous set and I like the last one a lot. The darkness suits the subject very much.

[John R]

Yes, another stupendous set and I like the last one a lot. The darkness suits the subject very much.

Nice set, with a variety of moods.

Thanks Eric and Francois. Yes I felt and saw the moods.

JR

[John R]

Another walk in lovely autumn-time High Park

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

That's very nice, too.
(Even though the autumn colors seem a bit subdued.     )

[francois]

That's very nice, too.
(Even though the autumn colors seem a bit subdued.     )

It's because it's late autumn and winter is around the corner.

[BobDavid]

Those are strong, JR

[John R]

That's very nice, too.
(Even though the autumn colors seem a bit subdued.     )

It's because it's late autumn and winter is around the corner.

Those are strong, JR

Thank you gentlemen. The colours of autumn will return, even if more subdued.

JR

[John R]

This image somewhat resembles some of the paintings by the group of seven. Taken yesterday at the Guelph arboretum.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Another very fine one.

[John R]

Could this be autumn's last dance?

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Get that tree into drug rehab pronto!

[John R]

Get that tree into drug rehab pronto!

What! ...you never heard of a graft? I hear this is the curse of PS and modern digital photography.

Maybe this one is better. A multiple exposure straight out of the camera, no flim-flammery.

JR

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

If you had taken this one 30 years ago, would you have said:
"no film-falmmery?"   

[John R]

I'm finding it rather difficult to create a night time atmosphere in color. It was almost dark when I took this shot, with just the glow of the sky bouncing light back into the trees. Yet the images look like daytime, so I used nik software to reduce brightness and retain some of the glow.

JR



Or shoot in side/toplight as the sun goes down and get something like this.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

The second is delightfully wild, but my pick is the first, which is elegant.