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This was taken back at the very start of one of the most vibrant autumns I can remember. I was keen to capture the motion of fallen leaves in the rivers and str...
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This was taken back at the very start of one of the most vibrant autumns I can remember. I was keen to capture the motion of fallen leaves in the rivers and streams of the woodlands and this was my very first opportunity to try it. The fact that it's not quite fully autumn yet is given away by the green streaks in the pool from leaves that had not yet gained their golden brown colour.
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Aperture f/11 ISO 100 Shutter 204/1 Focal Length 140/10

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Apr, 2018

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