Tena koe ehoa These virginal colours of autumn look beautiful. The touch of summer's burden lies at the tips of these leaves like a distance infection of baking heat. The transiition of colurs in a full frame is great Ben. Good depth of focus as well.
I really love to come here and see the opposite season from ours. It's strange too. I like the little patches of blue behind these beautiful red leaves. I never tire of seeing leaves in any season, but especially love them in autumn.
I think I know this kind of tree. Lots of them grow in the wild on the Eastern Coast. I think here they exist only in gardens. Fall colours also miss the brilliancy of the colours you seem to enjoy too (have you ever seen the Merchant-Ivory film "The Europeans", was filmed in New England during autumn, breathtakingly beautiful scenery).
Nelson, New Zealand
Tena koe ehoa
ReplyDeleteThese virginal colours of autumn look beautiful. The touch of summer's burden lies at the tips of these leaves like a distance infection of baking heat. The transiition of colurs in a full frame is great Ben. Good depth of focus as well.
I really love to come here and see the opposite season from ours. It's strange too. I like the little patches of blue behind these beautiful red leaves. I never tire of seeing leaves in any season, but especially love them in autumn.
ReplyDeletevery pretty photo, the color of the leaves of the tree is intense…
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Cheers Ndiginiz. I always like your expression/interpretation of image.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruth, we have lot's of colour change on going!
Welcome Sombras, and thank you for your comment.
I think I know this kind of tree. Lots of them grow in the wild on the Eastern Coast. I think here they exist only in gardens. Fall colours also miss the brilliancy of the colours you seem to enjoy too (have you ever seen the Merchant-Ivory film "The Europeans", was filmed in New England during autumn, breathtakingly beautiful scenery).
ReplyDeleteThank you, Merisi.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the film you mentioned, but I'll look up when I had a chance.