Show your FALL COLORS!

Andrew Philip · Oct 2, 2006

this year. We have had some strong winds so things are chaning very fast.

Mikey98e · Oct 2, 2006

Mt. Pisco, VT

-mike

John_of_LA · Oct 2, 2006

Not too much orange for Californian

Brad Waldera · Oct 2, 2006

Panasonic FZ20

Nikon D50. See why I upgraded?

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TeresaR · Oct 2, 2006

Here are a few of my favorites. Colors haven't really gotten good here yet The last four are from this weekend, the rest are last years.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Rosephotog/FallsTrees

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James Cafferty · Oct 2, 2006

Nice shot Brad. Beautiful location, too. Hope some of mine are half as good.
All the best...
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Diane Abell · Oct 2, 2006

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mkerner · Oct 2, 2006

I still suck at this but here are a couple that I got two weeks ago at Rocky Mountain National Park.

DadTwice · Oct 2, 2006

DeePen · Oct 2, 2006

Nikon CP 8800

bill32 · Oct 2, 2006

Good old Glacier national park

LeungPhotos · Oct 2, 2006

Well... very nice work everyone! Keep 'em coming!

Fall hasn't really hit New York City yet... so this is the best I got so far... this was the sunset today... from Brooklyn. Straight out of the camera... just resize...

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it's not all about the sharpness...

reyeslp · Oct 2, 2006

It's a little late this year but we're getting there.

Nik72 · Oct 2, 2006

I like them Morris ;especially #1 and #2.
I would like the goose a little more sharp but it still a very beautiful photo
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LeungPhotos · Oct 3, 2006

Brad Waldera said:
This was taken yesterday with a D50 and 85mm f/1.8 lens. MN.

Brad, beautiful shot, especially as a 1st poster. You are quick! The colors are already at it's most beautiful peak up there, huh?

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N I K O N - D 2 X - D 7 0 s . S B - 6 0 0
18-70mm f/3.5 DX, 55-200mm f/4 DX
24--120mm VR
18--200mm VR - pending...
50mm f/1.8 DX, 105mm f/2.5
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it's not all about the sharpness...

LeungPhotos · Oct 3, 2006

morris said:

Morris, this shot is amazing... a back lit goose and you nail the exposure so well!

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N I K O N - D 2 X - D 7 0 s . S B - 6 0 0
18-70mm f/3.5 DX, 55-200mm f/4 DX
24--120mm VR
18--200mm VR - pending...
50mm f/1.8 DX, 105mm f/2.5
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it's not all about the sharpness...

LeungPhotos · Oct 3, 2006

BTW, Morris...... where was this taken?

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Vera · Oct 3, 2006

its now spring but this was late fall (autumn) in my yard

not a maple but a liquid amber

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Mikey98e · Oct 3, 2006

White Mountains on a trail off the Kangamangas. Called the Lonely Traveler:

-mike

gobongo · Oct 3, 2006

see why you upgraded Brad, there seems to be depth in that pic, very fine..

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