Tuesday, October 11, 2011

red leaves in my backyard

Is anyone getting tired of all the autumn leaves being shared on the blogs? I'm not. And I have a few more to share. Currently, there are slim pickings around me in the autumn leaf department, but these little red ones have been under my nose and I hadn't been paying them any attention until yesterday. These are some of the handful of leaves on my crepe myrtle that decided to turn red. Most of them are still green, but the ones that have changed to red are quite lovely...






*On all three images I used one layer of Kim Klassen's whitewash texture with the blending mode set to soft light.



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53 comments:

  1. I always love the colors of fall and never get tired of photos prtraying just that! These are beautiful! :-)

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  2. I love the changing of the leaves. Your Texture Tuesday entry is quite beautiful.

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  3. Oh, I am soooo envious of all the bright red maples I am seeing around here....alas NONE in MY yard :( Nope, I don't think I will EVER get tired of seeing crimson leaves. I particularly like your last shot...the angle and dof. And I do like that whitewash texture you used...lovely.

    Kathy

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  4. I'm with Kathy on the last photo. I really like the DOF and contrasts of color.

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  5. Just beautiful Deb! I actually have lots of leaves in my backyard now.

    Time to get out there and start shooting.

    Beautiful texture!

    Hope your day is blessed♥

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  6. Oh my! I've never seen a leaf change quite like the first photo. Absolutely beautiful.

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  7. Oh my! I've never seen a leaf change quite like the first photo. Absolutely beautiful.

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  8. Beautiful colours - how could anyone tire of that. I love autumn - long may the colours last that's what I say.
    Your pictures are beautiful as usual.

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  9. Those are really pretty. I love fall leaves.

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  10. Beautiful Deb, and I really love the softness in the first photo!

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  11. No I will never ever tire of autumn photos . . . you have amazing dof field in these!

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  12. These are so gorgeous. I love seeing all the leaves and of course sharing them too. :)

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  13. Amazing colors from your leaves. Wonderful !

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  14. i'm not tired of seeing them on blogs as i'm not seeing them in real life this year! keep 'em coming! :)

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  15. I'm not tired of leaf pictures- I'm loving them! Beautiful!

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  16. Beautiful - love the last shot. I just wish it would stop raining so I could take some photos.

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  17. Red leaves are my favorite and you've captured them beautifully. I especially like your first image.

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  18. I miss the change of seasons - most everything is green here now. Spring is when we really shine!

    Your work is so beautiful. I always look forward to visiting your blog.

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  19. Gorgeous!!! I love them all..the first one is stunning! PS. I have leaves today too :)

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  20. Nice photos with exceptional color these leaves, deliciously autumnal.

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  21. Deb,

    These are so beautiful. I just love the color and the focus particularly the first one.

    I'll have to watch the tutorial later today.

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  22. Gorgeous! And I love the texture.

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  23. I'm so much farther north than you and nearly nothing has changed here! great photos though !!

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  24. You captured some beautiful colour here!

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  25. LOVE. LOVE. LOVE. Gorgeous color!

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  26. Wonderfull fotos, greeting from Belgium

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  27. I don't think I'll ever get tired of Fall photos. These are beautiful!

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  28. the color is amazing!!

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  29. These are wonderful, Deb! I am especially drawn to the range of colors in the first image - you have yellows all the way into purples. The veining is so interesting, too. We are just getting into prime leaf season around here, so you are inspiring me to get out...

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  30. The colors are just now changing here. I've been like a kid waiting for Christmas! Beautiful images here.

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  31. Gorgeous! We are just starting to get changing colors, it is so late for us, but I'm glad it's finally here!

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  32. Beautiful! I love the first photo, so many colors in that little leaf. (I never get tired of seeing Autumn’s leaves turn!)

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  33. I like the fact that right now all the leaves have beautiful colour and no two are the same. Endless possibilities. V

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  34. Just gorgeous; I love the color variety in the first leaf.

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  35. Love the last one...I have not done any leave shots yet, better get to it before they are all but a memory!

    Tiffany

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  36. Never tire of seeing the fall leaves ...

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  37. No not yet! Especially since there really aren't many around here - us gulf coasters have to live fall through everyone else!

    These are faBulOUs!! Love the first and last ones!

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  38. MUST get out and take photos of the leaves before they are all on the ground!

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  39. Me, either! And, I love these, especially of that variation in the 1st one. God is quite the artist, huh!?

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  40. Love the leaf pictures! I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing them!

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  41. Isn't that fabulous when then they just start to turn!? Great Captures Deb.

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  42. For me, nothing says autumn like changing leaves. This is a great series, lovely.

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  43. you always leave me such nice comments, they always make my day!! Yet your photos are always so beautiful and inspirational as well, this set is nothing less than spectacular, and I really love the last one!! ***hugs***

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  44. Beautiful shots Deb. I love the last one, it is perfect.

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  45. The leaves on your crepe myrtle are gorgeous! I fell in love with crepe myrtles on our first trip to the NC beaches. I found a variety that is hearty enough to survive our PA winters. I had one for two years and went out and bought another this summer. They are so beautiful! Lovely, lovely photos. I always enjoy your perspective in your photos.

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  46. These are simply gorgeous! (I, for one, will never tire of fall leaves, especially as they are few and far between in west Texas!)

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  47. I glad you knew you knew the name of the orange butterfly. I searched and searched for its name and couldn't identify it. I will have to show my photos of them soon, but yours are gorgeous! You captured these beautifully.

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  48. Just beautiful. Especially the one you captured in flight. :)

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  49. These are excellent! I too am searching for some magnificent colors and I'm coming up empty handed. Due to our crazy weather, I suspect we will be seeing a lot of yellow and brown here in central Jersey and not too much orange and red. Even so, I'm not giving up until the first snowfall - LOL!

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