Fall Color

[Bob]

Hey Everyone,
I have been away to long. Got back form a long stay in Chicago baby sitting my grandson. Got home caught a cold and while I was sitting around I attempted to upgraded my Mac to OS 10.15 (Catalina) what a big mistake that was. After talking to many different developers about getting my Mac up to the latest software and pulling out what little hair I have left. I managed to give up on everything and go out and find something to shoot.
Here is a couple of fall color shots I managed to find around Sedona. C&C more than welcome.

 

[Ben Egbert]

These are gorgeous colors.

 

[AlanLichty]

Neat fall color - especially the depth of the colors in the second one. That one is intense.

The MacOS Catalina upgrade is one that requires some planning to make sure all of your apps are fully 64 bit. Legacy 32 bit apps will no longer function. I had several including my primary backup software as well as my elderly X-rite eye-one display 2 monitor calibration setup. Both were over 9 years old so I definitely got my money's worth out of them but I wanted to be ready to roll once I did apply the MacOS upgrade.

 

[Bart Carrig]

Ouch, I hear you. I just upgraded to Catalina on my newer iMac Pro, no problems; but avoided doing so on my older MacPro (still waiting for possibly getting the new one)

Lovely images both; we don't get to see tall trees like that in the East, so I'm favoring that view. But there's a lot to be said for the "burning bush".

Bart

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Hey Everyone,
I have been away to long. Got back form a long stay in Chicago baby sitting my grandson. Got home caught a cold and while I was sitting around I attempted to upgraded my Mac to OS 10.15 (Catalina) what a big mistake that was. After talking to many different developers about getting my Mac up to the latest software and pulling out what little hair I have left. I managed to give up on everything and go out and find something to shoot.
Here is a couple of fall color shots I managed to find around Sedona. C&C more than welcome.

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I really like that first one, Bob. Welcome back. You were missed.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Bob, you have been really missed and I am so glad you have found your way back. I am sure you had a blast with your grandson though as I know how much fun grandkids are. But still.... we really missed you!

These are both super cool, I am glad you got out and took a break from the computer issues to just get out and shoot. There is no better therapy then being out in nature with a camera in hand. I sure like those red colors, so deep and red. Almost like something you might see in the Midwest or the east coast.

 

[Bob]

Neat fall color - especially the depth of the colors in the second one. That one is intense.

The MacOS Catalina upgrade is one that requires some planning to make sure all of your apps are fully 64 bit. Legacy 32 bit apps will no longer function. I had several including my primary backup software as well as my elderly X-rite eye-one display 2 monitor calibration setup. Both were over 9 years old so I definitely got my money's worth out of them but I wanted to be ready to roll once I did apply the MacOS upgrade.

Alan,
Unfortunately, I upgraded and did not consider all that and paid the price. Even the Epson drivers for my printer did not work and I was on the phone with them for 2 hours. It still does not work perfectly but a least i can print again.
Bob

 

[Bob]

Hey Bob, you have been really missed and I am so glad you have found your way back. I am sure you had a blast with your grandson though as I know how much fun grandkids are. But still.... we really missed you!

These are both super cool, I am glad you got out and took a break from the computer issues to just get out and shoot. There is no better therapy then being out in nature with a camera in hand. I sure like those red colors, so deep and red. Almost like something you might see in the Midwest or the east coast.

Jim,
You really right on! That is great therapy getting out and shooting. Really missed the camera and out in nature.
Bob