Just Leaves

[Heroique]

I remember waiting for the wind to still. And waiting… And waiting…

You are a patient person !

Lovely photo !

Also, the G-Claron has great blur rendition. isn't it a Dialyte design ? Those symmetrical designs really do nicely in that regard.

Ken, thanks. Yes, the 150mm G-Claron has a pleasing blur – even creamy in this case.

I must admit, I don’t shoot many LF close-ups, and in this shot, wasn’t paying any attention to the background, or how the lens might render it.

I was just using all my concentration to stop the breeze from blowing & the leaf from twirling.

Then – a lucky moment!

[jim kitchen]

Dear Ken,

Great Subject...

I apologize for the repeat image, but "leaves" seems to be a series that I should review, within my own portfolio.

jim k

Thimbleberry, Coal Harbour, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada, 2007

[Miguel Coquis]

Great, this is one of my preferred subjects, leaves, just leaves... and more leaves !

[Eugene van der Merwe]

I have no idea what kinds of trees these are from, there are at least two species represented... Ebony SV45ti, Fuijinon A 240mm, Velvia 100

[Allen in Montreal]

Great, this is one of my preferred subjects, leaves, just leaves... and more leaves !

This must be a wonderful print, very nice sir!

[Ken Lee]

[Jim Galli]

bamboo leaves

Ken, that last is impeccable.

[Robert Hughes]

I am in awe of the pictures - or rather the digitally manipulated, non-photographic, dishonest representations of photographs - on my computer screen. (somewhat less awe...)

[Ken Lee]

The Paul Caponigro video was really something. I've had to start all over again... again.

[sidmac]

Easiest shot I ever did. Just leaned the camera out the back door and there they were on the deck.