Due to the high contrast, I overexposed this photo so the leaves wouldn't become too dark. The foggy grey sky now becomes pure white, reminds me Chinese painting.
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I think this photo can make a very challenging jigsaw puzzle. |
I wish the day was windy so I could do a long exposure and the colors would blend. Now I don't even bother to use a tripod. The micro contrast of the 24mm Nikkor can be a bit overwhelming.
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The last burn of the Japanese maple. The sun finally came out in the afternoon. |
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