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In The Side Yard

This is a discussion on In The Side Yard within the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; Before the winds and the snow, this is what I got to see every evening....

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    Before the winds and the snow, this is what I got to see every evening.



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    Reality is a nice place to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there!

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    I like the contrast of the orange leaves against the dark sky of the first one.

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    i like the first one. is it a night or golden hour shot?

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    Thank you Jason, and Beliveau. Appreciate you looking/commenting, and yes taken at the "golden hour"
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    absodiddly doodly - love that yellow/ornage blue contrast.
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    the first shot is pretty amazing. really dig it. thanks for sharing
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    Really love the perspective those trees pop against the deep blue sky.

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    Quote Originally Posted by asnow View Post
    Really love the perspective those trees pop against the deep blue sky.
    I agree. These are lovely HBG.

    I must commend you on your abilty to continaully see and capture the beauty in the areas around you. Most people tend to take for granted (or even no longer notice), the scenery that exisits in their immediate area (no matter how beautiful or majestic). We have tendency to "switch off" and ignore those things that continually surround us. Through your images and associated commentary we can feel your real appreciation of your immediate environment, and for that I congratulate you and thank you for sharing with us.
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