Repose
by morpheus71
(William Blake)
Soft spring afternoon light breaks through the drizzle - to add to the vibrance of the fresh Beech leaves dancing in the breeze at Golitha Falls/.
Golitha falls are a series of stepped waterfalls in a National Nature Reserve on the River Fowey, as it descends from Bodmin Moor in Cornwall.
Pentax K-X
Pentax 18-55mm SMC/ DAL lens
Manfrotto 190XProB tripod
Manfrotto 498RC2 panoramic ball-head
Cromatek circular polarizer
Aperture = f/8
Exposure durations = 1/6 second
Focal length = 23mm
ISO = 200
Manual mode
Spot-metering (metered for Zone 7 on the whitewater parts that were light, but not washed out )
Finished in Lightroom 3.6 and Photoshop CS2
I am always surprised when looking at your green. It's magical
Thanks Giulio
The fresh beech leaves are only a fortnight old in their growth in this photo - beech leaves have such a delightful way of catching the light when they are in their first few weeks of growth...
All of my family had a few of the beech leaves to eat too on our walk (the leaves make a fine salad in the first two to four weeks of their growth)
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