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Photograph taken from the back of my house at Te Haumi Heights, Paihia, Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
The autumn colours contrast with the predominant evergreens in the late afternoon light.
Panasonic LUMIX GH2 at 12.3mm, 14×140 lens, 1/25, f/8, iso 200, mode Manual,
From a single RAW image.
Comments
Yes, a nice combination of red and yellow and green.
Many thanks John – the colouring is extra special at this time of year !
– Roy Massicks
Beautiful work…love the POV Roy
Thank you Larry.
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Beautiful! Wish this were my view.
Thank you so much Lisa – we do realise we are lucky although at times we tend to miss all the shops in the big towns.
– Roy Massicks
Stunning capture Roy, amazing colours and well framed. Such a beautiful scene to have on your back door step
Many thanks Andrea – we are lucky. We have Kiwi’s in that forest but we have yet to spot them !
Re the framing – I have to do it this way cause the trees are growing so fast they are just leaving me this little window but they are far too massive to try and cut back.
– Roy Massicks
Wow so beautiful xx
Lynn, thank you so much for your kind comment and the favourite. We have Kiwi’s in them thar hills but we’ve yet to see any.
– Roy Massicks
Gorgeous scene and capture Roy ~ heaven on earth!
Many thanks Susie – we’ve been lucky with our last two homes that have both had fantastic views.
– Roy Massicks
Stunning capture Roy Great colour and detail..
Myra
Thank you so much Myra both for your kind comments and the favourite ! My secret, with shots like this, just a tad of post-editing – I darken them a bit then a whisker of mid-tones up or down and finally
a drop of lightness and hey presto, ( I hope ) something with a bit of bight !
– Roy Massicks
Beautiful capture Roy, WOW!! that is some back yard and view.
Cheers Jude
Thank you so much Jude – we only have a 1/4 acre but the rest of the backyard is Opua State Forest.
Most of our section is native bush. Thank you also for the favourite.
– Roy Massicks
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Great work!
Many thanks David – I do appreciate the honour ! Roy
– Roy Massicks