catherinebrewe

Looking down: A leaf.

Looking down: A leaf.

I have the habit when I am out taking photos of large magnificent things - views and majestic trees - to pause, point my camera at the ground and take a picture...
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I have the habit when I am out taking photos of large magnificent things - views and majestic trees - to pause, point my camera at the ground and take a picture of what is at my feet. On this day I was standing in a pile of leaves and this is what was directly at my feet. Looking down is important.
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DMC-GX85

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Aperture 27/5 ISO 1600 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 102/1

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Mar, 2018

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