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One of the trees that retains a lot of their leaves in the winter time is the beech tree.. The image on the right I took a of some leaves with the dull sky as a background which the camera read as white. You can see the leaf vein patterns. In the fall when they first have color they are a medium yellow but now various shades of tan. I did increase the saturation a bit in post processing to make the veins more prominant agains the sky. Then I saw a stand of trees that looked interesting on a street I drive a lot. The roadway in the picture I did make straight. Still it is a better picture with the gulch than just a straight shot of a stand of beech trees. Of course it would have been nice if a person with a red jacket happened to be walking in the gulch with a black dog. Well, you can't have everything. iPhone 6, Camera +, edit PSE 11.
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