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Variation on Leaves

October 9th, 2009
Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III__TS-E90mm f/2.8__0.7 sec at f / 22

Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III__TS-E90mm f/2.8__0.7 sec at f / 22

Here is a variation of my “found leaves” from last week…

Winding down after a crazy week printing 40x60s and teaching a private One-on-One.  Have a good weekend!

Enjoy,  Bill

6 Responses to “Variation on Leaves”

  1. Srinivasen says:

    the colors and the details are lovely !!!… depth and dimension are wonderful !!!!

  2. Thanks…

    I have been told that these are elderberry leaves! Now I know…

  3. Ed Farmer says:

    Bill those are absolutely beautiful. I’m totally impressed. It’s like they would crumble if you reached out to touch them !! Exceptional image !!

  4. MB Kinsman says:

    This image has stayed with me for several weeks now. The depth of detail and rich, but subtle, color variations is stunning. I have always been fascinated with fallen leaves form the seasonal change and this image sums up visually, why. There is beauty to be found, even in the simplest of subjects. While everyone looks up at the changing leaves of fall, not ebnough of us look down. Thanks you for making that point of view a priority. I hope you offer this as a fine art print.
    Regards,
    Mark

  5. Thanks for your comments! Yes, it would be great to make a print of this. All prints on my website and this blog are available as fine art prints. All I need is an order!
    http://www.williamneill.com/Fine-Art_Stock/representation.html

    Cheers!

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