cmmc: october autumn colors

colors of autumn

currents of shrouded – past times

monarch butterfly

backdrop of autumn… Fujifilm X-T4: f/4 1/640s 80mm 160 ISO Edited: Capture One

Cee’s cmmc: october autumn colors

touch of autumn

waiting for autumn…

Compared to last year,

this has even more loneliness —

autumn evening ~Buson (Haiku Master Buson, Trans: Y Sawa & E Shiffert)

lens-artists: one subject (three apples) three ways

Fujifilm X-T4: f/4 . 1/30 s . 21.2 mm . 640 ISO

Fujifilm X-T4: f/4 . 1/100 s . 65.2 mm . 1250 ISO

Fujifilm X-T4: f/4 . 1/105 s . 69.8 mm . 2000 ISO

Three apples = 1 subject three ways submitted for Patti’s (P.A.Moed) lens-artists challenge.

two blue plaid shirts

two blue plaid shirts

one in a darkened window –

blurry reflection

oatmeal with walnuts

oatmeal with walnuts

Mother Earth, sunshine, and rain –

in my breakfast bowl

a sunflower taller than…

your dad, uncle, and grandpa …. not quite touching the green leaves half-way to the top of a tree. Though, I do imagine an ant would believe it touched the blue-blue sky.

Nearby a yellow garden spider lunching on a white butterfly … sunflower yellow.

Fuji X-T4 … f/4 . 1/750 . 32.5mm . 160 ISO Edited: Capture One

words of wisdom

“Outwardly we are being torn apart and the paths to each other lie buried under so much debris that we often fail to find the person we seek.”

Etty Hillesum, An Interrupted Life, pg. 149)

Dandelion’s Dusk

Words of Wisdom

lens-artist: treasure hunt

Enya

clouds

reflection

studious child

and now on to the fun while on a photo walk….

exploring the use of the Fujifilm mcex-16mm extension tube

exploring combination of the extension tube with Fuji’s built-in double exposure.

Hop on over to Travels and Trifles to join Tina’s treasure hunt.

frozen time

Apple iPad Pro … f/1.8 . 1/15s . 33mm . 90 ISO … Edited: Snapseed

gwen and friends

Night sky …. Summer moon

A cricket’s lullaby — for

Sleeping Gwen and friends

Dawn sky … drifting clouds

Robins and doves birdsong — for

Waking Gwen and friends

lens-artists: over the hill

Not for stilts

but as a cane

bamboo serves me now,

I who call to mind

the games of childhood ~Saigyo (BW, Poems of a Mountain Home)

Seventy-one!

How did

a dewdrop last? ~Kigen (YH, Japanese Death Poems)

How few our years of golden youth! How certain our gray years of age! ~Emperor Wu-ti

(The Jade Flute, Various; The Project Gutenberg Ebook)

Wind Kisses invites photographers to share images reflective of their relationship with over the hill.

photo walk with a Fujifilm

Fujifilm X-T4 … f/6.4 … 1/100s … 65.2mm … 640 ISO, edited: Capture One