Thursday's Task - 10/05/2020

[Douglas Sherman]

Today's task will be Fall Nostalgia. Any images that connote the feelings you have for the fall season are fair game.

Musterfield Farm near Sutton NH

A potpourri of fall objects in a wheelbarrow at Musterfield Farm.

Pemigawasset covered bridge in NH

Bittersweet in an Illinois Woodland

 

[JimFox]

This is a very good Thursday Task Doug! I have a few I will have to work on.

 

[Jeffrey]

The Mingus Mill, Great Smokey Mountain NP, Tennessee.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

The Dallas divide in CO

 

[Ben Egbert]

A couple of mine

 

[AlanLichty]

Fall isn't really over yet in the NW but here are a couple from years gone by.

Columbia River Gorge:

Queets Rainforest:

 

[Jim Sanderson]

Conway summit and some creek side fall colors.

 

[John Holbrook]

View from Foothills Parkway, TN

 

[JimFox]

The Mingus Mill, Great Smokey Mountain NP, Tennessee.

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That's so cool Jeffrey!

 

[Ken Rennie]

From 2008 my local Tarn a pleasant 2 mile walk away. Nostalgia because I used to be incredibly proud at having taken the image and now I look and see the oversaturated colours ( I have toned them back before posting) The less than optimal viewpoint ( I think that I had been reading about foreground interest ) and lastly the wasted opportunity of stunning colours, lots of swans and ducks and wonderful light that turned into a soft and warm sunset glow. However the wasted opportunity doesn't matter although I used to think so. Ken

 

[JimFox]

From 2008 my local Tarn a pleasant 2 mile walk away. Nostalgia because I used to be incredibly proud at having taken the image and now I look and see the oversaturated colours ( I have toned them back before posting) The less than optimal viewpoint ( I think that I had been reading about foreground interest ) and lastly the wasted opportunity of stunning colours, lots of swans and ducks and wonderful light that turned into a soft and warm sunset glow. However the wasted opportunity doesn't matter although I used to think so. Ken
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This is pretty cool Ken. And I understand your thinking. It's interesting how much we have all changed I think in 15 to 20 years. I have had some of the same "what was I thinking" moments on photos that I had been proud of once.