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31-OCT-2010 Cindy Flood

fall color

Wisconsin

Fall looked so drab the other day, but she rose for a last glow when the sun came out.

Leica IIIf ,Leitz 50mm f/2 Summitar Collapsible ,Kodak Gold 200
f/8, Walgreen's scan ;-) hide exif
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Date/Time31-Oct-2010 21:03:06
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ModelQSS-32_33
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Mohamed Mahmoud04-Nov-2010 19:09
Awesome
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Steve Mockford02-Nov-2010 11:03
A lovely shot of the latter days of fall, and the realization that snow is just around the corner. I take Michael's comments to heart and can't help thinking of the collection of hand held light meters now gathering dust around the house.
Cindi Smith02-Nov-2010 01:49
A wonderful composition and a very warm feel to this. Very nice colors and it just draws me in.
Pete Hemington01-Nov-2010 22:26
Michael comments explain why I should extol your technic.
Furthermore this is a lovely peaceful shot and looks like a good park to wander in.
Frank Kavanagh Photography01-Nov-2010 15:20
A very well captured scene Cindy.
It looks like Fall has nearly fallen in your neck of the woods.
hal 01-Nov-2010 08:24
A lovely tranquil scene Cindy
Guest 01-Nov-2010 07:38
This looks like a nice spot...it is sad to see the approach of winter..
the only good thing about this time of year for us is the swan migration
starts soon
Guest 01-Nov-2010 04:52
Looks like a fine encore. I'm sure your Winters
are beautiful in Wisconsin as well.
Michael Edwards01-Nov-2010 04:52
Isn't it exciting when you think how much challenge you negotiated with a shot like this with the Barnack.
For those unaware, the Leica III is an entirely meter less camera.
Folks, especially those who shoot a lot on aperture priority or program mode; even with "sunny 16" the exposure of film in a camera without a meter is...not easy. The exposure of COLOR film...well, it was enough with my M2, even as much as I enjoyed it, to get me to find an M6.
So, now that we do have the proper perspective, let's enjoy this fine, beautifully-exposed shot all the more.
With a lot of respect for the camera driver. She does know what she's doing...
Terry_O01-Nov-2010 03:03
Isn't it great when the sun comes out! A beautiful spot
beautifully photographed, Cindy.