Repose
by morpheus71
"The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing that stands in the way. Some see nature all ridicule and deformity... and some scarce see nature at all. But to the eyes of the man of imagination, nature is imagination itself."
(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
(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
Uploaded14/05/2013 - 00:33
CategoryLandscape / Travel
LensN/A
ISO200
Focal Length23.13mm
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Posted 14/05/2013 - 18:48
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GIULIO57 wrote:
I am always surprised when looking at your green. It's magical
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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