I stopped by a pond in the late evening and was able to catch this photo with the beautiful fall colors reflecting off the water.
I also had a very pleasant surprise of being able to photograph a beaver as it swam around the pond. I hope to do something special with those photos.
Photo details: Exposure time 1/40 sec, Aperture f/9.0, ISO 100, Focal Length 75 mm, 35 mm equivalent focal length 121mm, Lens Canon 70-200mm f2.8L USM, tripod.
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12 comments:
Hello Steve, this pictures is so nice. The water and the colorful trees in what looks like a place of peaceful solitude. I really like how the water mirrors this wonderful scene.
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I enjoyed the colorful reflection . . . I was hoping to see the beaver too!
I did post some of the Beaver Shots on my http://sgallow98.dotphoto.com site.
wonderful scene, autumn colours make such wonderful reflections!
I popped over to see you photos of the beaver too, lovely...
Just beautiful! I love the colours of this season and your shot certainly brings them out in the best manner.
Beautiful reflections. When looked from sideways,it looks like a humane figure - with cap,eyes etc.
I envy you that lens!! You have a very nice autumn, and the reflection captured its many colours very well.
PS Thank you for the comments! I feel almost embarrassed after so many nice words :-) I like to learn myself and assume that so do other photobloggers. An exchange of information is therefore a must. I have learned a lot myself from others.
I have recently joined a local photo-club and discovered how much more I need to learn :-) Good luck with your new venture and give my regards to your friends there. Of course, if there is anything I can help with, I'll do my best.
..wow.. unearthly beautiful, amazing picture! lovely colors - a wonderful fairy tale :)
this is a beatiful mirror effect ... the colours are gorgeous !
Absolutely stunning!! I love this.
Beautiful reflection! Nicely spotted and framed
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