Fall Contrast

I love the contrast of the very green moss and the colors of autumn in this shot. God does such pretty work!

Old and New

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The Royalty of the Insect World

Like stained glass on wings, the Monarch butterfly is as beautiful to gaze upon as it sits sipping nectar from a flower as it is in flight.

Full Splendor

Just a sip

This fellow, battered and worn, has seen endless days of Oklahoma winds

All were taken at the Myriad Gardens in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Touch of Color 2

I love the contrast from the brilliant green of the velvety moss and the warm fall colors of fallen leaves.

Not the brilliant orange and reds, but this ash tree has a color all its own.

Getting a closer look at the ash tree reveals some brilliant colors as well.

A Touch of Color 1

Here in central Oklahoma, the colors are just beginning to change. I love fall for all it offers, especially the colors.

Over the last few days, I have taken images around my yard and at a nearby pumpkin patch. I will be post a couple each day; I also wanted to show off my newest software, the NIK Collection, which is AWESOME! It has definitely made my life easier (if not more time consuming) in the area of photo editing.

A Red Maple during a light rain. This is a straight shot using my D800 and editing in Photoshop. I further edited it in Viveza 2, part of the NIK software collection.

The same tree at a different angle.

This is the same as the first shot, but I took it into HDR Efex Pro 2 to give it more attention. I’m loving this software.

Happy Fall Y’all

 

More Phonegraphy

I get a brand new camera, a new flash, a couple of lenses, a new tripod and what do I do? Go out a take photos with my phone, what else?

The truth is, with all this new equipment, I still don’t have anything to take macro shots with, and well, I love macro. Especially when it comes to all the bright colors that fall has to offer.

However, in my neck of the woods, the leaves are just beginning to turn (I have one in my yard – that is ONE leaf). But after this weekends dip into the 30s perhaps the colors will prevail. But I did just plant a plethora of pansies all with pretty faces and colors. This would have been a great for the saturation photo challenge!

So without further ado:

My loan leaf color on an Ash tree in my front yard.

Yellow mums; yellow makes me happy!

My little birdie resting on a pumpkin!

This one was actually taken with my slr, but didn’t have a shot of my front door fall display. 😛

Have a great rest of the week!