I was trying to get a different perspective on trees during the fall. This tree was at our church. I liked that it was still green, yet had the bright oranges and yellows in it. Adjustments in Lightroom.
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Heidi
This is me ... Heidi. :) My love of photography started years ago when our first daughter was born. As I started scrapbooking the pictures, I relized I wanted to take better pictures to put in my album, but didn't know how. It wasn't until I received my Canon Rebel XTi that photography became a passion of mine. I currently have the Canon EF-S 17-85mm 1:4-5.6 IS USM lens, EF 70-300mm 1:4-5.6 IS USM lens, Speedlite 580 II flash and my software is CS3, Lightroom 2. I hope my enjoyment of photography shows and it inspires you as well. :)
Heather
I'm Heather of Heather Ann Photography. I shoot with a Canon 5D. I spend a great deal of time editing my images with textures and vintage effects in CS4. What started out as a hobby has become a creative passion that expresses itself in finding the beauty that surrounds. Photography has caused me to slow down, examine and appreciate the little things that we take for granted each day.
5 comments:
yep, it's fall, even though the weather isn't reflecting it, the leaves certainly are! The colors in this photo are vibrant and crisp.
-Heather
Lovely. I'd love to see a picture of that same tree on a weekly basis to watch it change.
So you had your camera Sunday too? No wonder you were making fun of my point & shoot. If I'd known, I would have had YOU take the pics of the fountain :) Great shot. Very colorful. Love the blue sky in the background too. Great job on the header too :)
Ladies, these photos are awesome! I love this site and come here often! A favor, do you think you can give us pointers on picture taking? Again, beautiful photos. alamama
I like the tree shot Heidi, it is showing how the trees are changing. It would be fun to take a picture of it every week to see how much it changes, and then when there are no leaves on the tree.
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