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***Mini Challenge #322 ~ Autumn***

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Thank you Stephen, I find TPE quite useful in shooting (full) moonrises or sunrises/sunsets vs. famous landmarks as foregrounds like bridges, ancient temples, etc. I do not succeed all the times but I am well into the learning curve.
 
Beautiful set and though I have seen the last one before, that is my favorite.

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Beautiful set !!

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Cascade Brook does it for me. The Kodachrome quality of colors added to the framing provided by the overhanging branch makes the image appear three dimensional. Excellent!
 
Thank you everyone. The first one is also my favorite one too Joe and I'm going to have it printed and framed.
 
'Old' looks rather forlorn, but I love the rich colour and the backlighting of 'Red'.
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Stephen
 
An excellent trio that wouldn't have been out of place in the last challenge either. The tones and composition of 'Maples gone to seed' make it my favourite.
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Stephen
 
The colours of the sky and the trees in your crows shot are beautiful and I also love the colours and the perspective of your 'Leaves in the schoolyard'
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Great autumn colours in all three, Don, but I'm in agreement with the other comments, the Cascade Brook is a standout.
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To bump up the thread here's one I snapped on my walk to the supermarket…





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