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Fallen Textures

Fallen Textures

One of my favorite ways to train my eye to see shapes and colors and textures is to explore the trails of my local state parks, especially in late Fall and earl...
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One of my favorite ways to train my eye to see shapes and colors and textures is to explore the trails of my local state parks, especially in late Fall and early spring. This clump of fallen leaves was captured at Eisenhower State Park in far north Texas last fall.
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camera

Canon EOS 6D

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settings

Aperture f/13 ISO 100 Shutter 1/2 Focal Length 100/1

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upload_date

Apr, 2017

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302

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Awards

People's Choice in the beauty of withered leaves and blossoms Photo Challenge

Peer Award

Absolute Masterpiece

All Star

Superb Composition

Superior Skill

Top Choice

Magnificent Capture

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great textures

Am I the only one to see a face in these leaves? I swear that is an eye in the lower left corner and the vein of that red leaf is the bridge of a nose

congrats - great shot :)

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