this is very beautiful. sometimes dull weather can yield great photos.
Posted by darragh at May 3, 2005 03:11 AMVery beautiful shot. What kind of a tree is that?
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Nice pic. Is the DOF really that shallow at 55mm/7.1 or have you enhanced it in post?
Posted by Robert at May 3, 2005 04:39 AMHappy 1200th favorite.
Posted by tanner at May 3, 2005 05:42 AMYellow-red-thingy? I like they way you name your pics. Anyway, I really like this one. I inverted it. It is beautiful in the negative format.
Posted by Peruby at May 3, 2005 06:54 AMholy shit! i took this exact picture here in milton on friday. Like exactly the same. like holy shit the same. I like it. Ill have to decide who's is better... checking... dammit i think i deleted it
Posted by darren at May 3, 2005 08:00 AMwhat a pretty picture.
Posted by ez e at May 3, 2005 08:15 AMBeautiful colors. Great subject and detail.
Bokeh could be better; the backgorund is a little distracting, but I still think it's very nice.
Do you have any idea what kind of tree that is? I don't believe I've ever seen one like it.
Posted by be OH be at May 3, 2005 08:31 AMFantastic. You found your colors.
Posted by Kenny (blaqenedwyte blog) at May 3, 2005 08:32 AMgreat colours here, good eye on this :)
Posted by mikey at May 3, 2005 09:20 AMYea, the weather has been quite up and down recently. It's great to notice color in the midst of the inconsistencies.
Posted by Tracy at May 3, 2005 09:28 AMBelle macro.....
Bonne journée et beaucoup de plaisir avec la photo...
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this is an unusual shot for you but i dig it
Posted by jesse at May 3, 2005 10:05 AMCute little tree.
Posted by Darren at May 3, 2005 12:49 PMNicely captured and beautiful colors!
Posted by Abe at May 3, 2005 02:28 PMIt's either Acer japonicum or Acer platanoides var. 'Crimson King'.
That is it's either a form of Japanese Maple or Norway Maple.
Posted by Brenn at May 3, 2005 03:56 PMThis picture is exquisite. Very beautifully captured.
Posted by Alyssa at May 3, 2005 04:48 PMwow, great precision in the close-up shot...good focus, nice macro..close up shots are what i do most and i have to say this one is wonderfull!...wish i had money for a nice camera like yours :(
Posted by Andy at May 3, 2005 05:02 PMThe red and yellow colors look great.
Posted by Matt at May 3, 2005 06:14 PMnice and clear. i like the colors and how the stuff in the front is clear and focuses and the background is blurry. it enhances the subject a lot. awesome shot!!!!
Posted by bluemonkey at May 3, 2005 06:36 PMquite simply...fabulous
Posted by daisy at May 3, 2005 07:38 PMWow! This is really nice! The colors are specifically eye-catching. Great shot, as always!:D
Posted by Arezou at May 3, 2005 08:00 PMYou and Dave(chromasia) have swayed me from Nikon- looks like I may be headed for a 350D. Thanks for the pictures/smiles/inspiration/wonder/amusement/time
Posted by moscon at May 3, 2005 10:28 PMYou can tell from this picture, the Bokeh generated by this lens is ... (saying politely) ordinary ;-( I guess once you see the out of focus rendering generated by a nice 50 f/1.4 you can't go back ;-)
Posted by sasan at May 3, 2005 10:42 PMhi very beautiful picture & nice
Posted by minoo at May 4, 2005 12:02 AMsomething about this photo really stood out to me... i love the reds and yellows, its stunning.
Posted by kandi at May 4, 2005 02:14 AMexcellent
Posted by james at May 4, 2005 08:25 PMSam, such shallow DoF at 55mm / f7.1 is amazing! Is that really possible?
Posted by Zishaan at May 5, 2005 02:20 AM