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08-NOV-2011 Michael Edwards

Shiloh Autumn

Shiloh, Tennessee

One of my favorite autumn spots in the park...
Just a short time after sunrise.

Leica M9
1/350s f/9.5 at 28mm iso160 hide exif
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Date/Time08-Nov-2011 08:47:24
MakeLeica Camera AG
ModelM9 Digital Camera
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length75 mm
Exposure Time1/350 sec
Aperturef/9.5
ISO Equivalent160
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Modecenter weighted (2)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Programmanual (1)
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Pete Hemington15-Nov-2011 19:27
This colour is stunning and the architecture of the tree is used to frame the image superbly.
Guest 15-Nov-2011 16:22
Beautiful work... great light... I like what you did
Guest 14-Nov-2011 14:44
The monuments are dwarfed by the trees and my eye is immediately drawn to gorgeous fall colors. After looking at this for a moment, the human story shines through in this marvelous and powerful shot!
Cindy Flood14-Nov-2011 14:41
It doesn't get any better than this. I can see why it is a favorite spot. The light is so perfect in this photo.
Lennart Waara14-Nov-2011 10:39
Excellent autumn photo!
stoge14-Nov-2011 10:33
Beautiful and Reverent, I haven't gotten up to
Antietam this fall--Too busy!
Guest 14-Nov-2011 02:33
What a wonderful park Michael!!! Lovely trees and colors, and you've captured them so well!!!
Jim Stiles14-Nov-2011 02:28
Oh wow, Michael this is so beautiful! You framed this up perfectly and totally nailed the exposure. I could very easily see this hanging on a museum wall.

--Jim--
Terry_O14-Nov-2011 02:04
Those graceful arching branches really set this off nicely, Michael.
Beautifully composed.
hal 14-Nov-2011 00:40
A remarkably fine landscape shot Michael. Well done.
Michael Edwards13-Nov-2011 22:52
Frank:
Thanks.
This is a National Military Park. I guess that it is something like the UK National Trust. There is a nominal fee, or 20.00 dollars gets you access for a year.
Frank Kavanagh Photography13-Nov-2011 22:02
Such a beautiful looking place.
I love your framing with those two trees in the distance centre frame.
Is this a public park or what is it???
With the right light this place must be pure heaven.