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Colorado Color 17
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Uploaded: 10/19/11 2:56 AM GMT
Colorado Color 17
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Taken last week in Buffalo Pass. I am back to work again so I will be out shooting in Colorado again this weekend. Thanks in advance for your great comments.
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Another wonderful addition to this splendid series. =^..^=tigs
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Nature in all her glory is my uplift on life and so is my love of photography. sandi ♪ ♫
Beautiful shades of green in this beautiful scene! Great shot Billy!
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Hi, Bikky....
Caedes is in the middle of having a seizure so I hope I can get this comment out in one piece before it crashed. You full sized image has been loading for over a minute; so I'm just stalling until I can see what's what. Okay...it's finally loaded. I thought I saw a little darker line where the sky meets the land, but upon further examination I found no evidence of tampering. Either you've mastered the sky thing or this is the genuine article. Either way, the shot is simply gorgeous.
Not surprisingly I've seen a number of fall foliage shots these passed few weeks. On occasion sometimes I've remarked that the postings are just too busy for me. Some of my Caedes friends are so good with their lenses that you can count the individual leaves. I think that's great, but when it's this late at night, those shots can overwhelm my senses. Maybe they sharpen their shots more than I like. Not sure what causes that buzzing overload in my brain, but I'm not getting any weird sensations from viewing this shot. Sorry for being so obtuse. That is supposed to be a compliment.
I think it might be the aspen trunks that break up the scene. Those verticals help my mind adjust to the colors. Whatever it is....this shot is not to busy. It's just right.
If I wasn't so damn lazy, I'd find out what this "stitching" business is all about. Typically I have my dog Ollie with me when I'm doing my photos; so the idea of using a tripod or even spending a few minutes in one place waiting for a bird to do something is almost out of the question. Much as I've tried to explain the art of photography to Ollie, he's much more comfortable walking and only stopping to sniff other dogs and trees.
You are hereby awarded yet another "fave" in this series of colorful autumn shots and my last AC nomination. Stunning work.
Roger
Caedes is in the middle of having a seizure so I hope I can get this comment out in one piece before it crashed. You full sized image has been loading for over a minute; so I'm just stalling until I can see what's what. Okay...it's finally loaded. I thought I saw a little darker line where the sky meets the land, but upon further examination I found no evidence of tampering. Either you've mastered the sky thing or this is the genuine article. Either way, the shot is simply gorgeous.
Not surprisingly I've seen a number of fall foliage shots these passed few weeks. On occasion sometimes I've remarked that the postings are just too busy for me. Some of my Caedes friends are so good with their lenses that you can count the individual leaves. I think that's great, but when it's this late at night, those shots can overwhelm my senses. Maybe they sharpen their shots more than I like. Not sure what causes that buzzing overload in my brain, but I'm not getting any weird sensations from viewing this shot. Sorry for being so obtuse. That is supposed to be a compliment.
I think it might be the aspen trunks that break up the scene. Those verticals help my mind adjust to the colors. Whatever it is....this shot is not to busy. It's just right.
If I wasn't so damn lazy, I'd find out what this "stitching" business is all about. Typically I have my dog Ollie with me when I'm doing my photos; so the idea of using a tripod or even spending a few minutes in one place waiting for a bird to do something is almost out of the question. Much as I've tried to explain the art of photography to Ollie, he's much more comfortable walking and only stopping to sniff other dogs and trees.
You are hereby awarded yet another "fave" in this series of colorful autumn shots and my last AC nomination. Stunning work.
Roger
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I may be schizophrenic, but at least I have each other.
It looks more like spring than fall in CO....Nice one Billy...R.
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Donald Duck comics were banned from Finland because he doesn't wear pants
Beautiful. You shot nice scene with so many colors and in a such nice weather. Wonderful, Billy.
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---so I will be out shooting in Colorado again this weekend---
Billy, I hope that it will be shooting with your camera, lol.
Thanks for another very colorful post, mate. Well done again.
Regards, Cornelius.
Billy, I hope that it will be shooting with your camera, lol.
Thanks for another very colorful post, mate. Well done again.
Regards, Cornelius.
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Try to change what you can't accept, but accept what you can't change. Please CLICK HERE to see my journal!
Ol' man Dotger is going to let you live it down about the Bikky thing, is he? LOL. This is another nice one, Billy. I like the colors, and the bright sunshine to go along with them. Excellent work, sir!
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JB
Billy - Another wowser in the Colorado series. Thad
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If I could tell the story in words, I wouldn't need to lug around a camera. ~Lewis Hine The Earth without art is just 'eh'.
Another good one Billy.
Rob
Rob
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The reason why the sun sets in the evening is because it wants to see the sunrise in the morning. I rise in the morning because I want to see them both. RvdB
Beautiful shot and love the name Buffalo Pass too.
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"If I should leave this path of life today, I would carry the vision of Gods' rose blooms with me as I go......" -- Stan V. Griep
I like all the yellow and the white barked Aspens. I can see you have been stitching again.
Wonderful work.
Don't forget to vote.
TicK
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