
A more predictable picture. D90, 50mm, f/7.1, 1/100s, ISO200. Gheluvelt Park, Worcester.
Virtual camera club for grumpy gits who don't like the type of people who usually go to camera clubs.
16-85@68, f/8, 1/30s, ISO 400. From treetop walkway in Salcey Forest (yet again), Northamptonshire. Just loved the colour contrast and the contrast between the evergreen and the autumnal trees. Still not sure about the focus, I did take some with the yellow leaves in focus and the foremost trees blurred, never really made my mind up which was best.
A deliberate attempt to avoid close-ups of leaves (you masters have shown me how it is done!). This one is a little staged but I like the leaves in the air, the fact that Imogen is looking straight at the camera and the way it looks like they are all having fun.
D50, 70-300@100mm, f4, 1/125s, ISO1600. Ghulevelt Park, Worcester.
Very similar idea to Kev's contrast of colours, although I promise it was taken before I'd seen his (my processing is still bogged down with Em and De's wedding pics, so I'm slow at the moment). I like the surprising burst of colour, especially contrasted with the almost monchrome background. Also like the idea of the soon to be dead leaf lying near the skeletal remains of those who have taken the plunge earlier!
16-85@85mm, f/8, 1/125s, ISO 400. Near Hardingstone village, Northamptonshire.
Similar concept to Kev's - very shallow depth of field, but sadly not quite so interesting a tree! Like Kev, think the DOF is a bit too shallow here, ideally would have liked to get both leaves in focus and with hindsight, probably would have been better to focus on the foremost leaf. However, love the detail the backlighting has shown up on the leaf.
16-85 at 85mm, f5.6, 1/25s, ISO 200. Delapre Park, Northampton.
OK - here goes.
I propose a friendly challenge. Between now and Fri 7th November produce images on the theme of Autumn.
Suggested rules:
Err, that's it it I think. Please feel free to add any others you think are needed.
I don't propose any formal judging or picking a winner (unless someone is going to put up a big cash prize and let me win).
Comments?