Thursday, 16 October 2008

Autumn Leafs II, Maynooth, 2008reflection

Even though the last few days it was abso­lutely p***ing down, this morn­ing we were blessed with just pure sun­shine. For­tu­nately I still had my cam­era in my back­pack so I just spent 20 minutes out­side the office tak­ing autumn pictures.

The col­ours of the trees and leafs are even more extreme than last week, and together with the blue sky (as I said, a rar­ity around here) and my friend the polar­ising fil­ter I just went mad on the hunt for inter­est­ing angles with explod­ing col­ours and con­trasts.

I’ll hope­fully get around post­ing some of the other pic­tures I took this morn­ing on my flickr account. I’ll let you know. Now back to work.

Update: More autumn-​y pho­tos now here.

Focal length: 16 mm (≈24 mm)
Aperture:ƒ/8.0
Exposure:1/50 s
ISO:200
Lens:Carl Zeiss 16-80
Location: Maynooth, Ireland
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