Lost Maples Revisited
Nov 28, 2017 22:10:25 #
ewforbess
Loc: San Antonio, TX
Well, once again, procrastination strikes... We made it up to Lost Maples this morning. While checking in, we asked the park receptionist about the best trail to photograph autumn colors on the maples and she informed us that they were pretty much done due to a windstorm, but that the red oaks still had some nice colors. We had fun, but as you can see, the only leaves left on the maples were the stubborn ones. Still, it was a great day, and I couldn't be happier with the new D750!
Guess I need to put a mid-November reminder on the 2018 calendar...
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Guess I need to put a mid-November reminder on the 2018 calendar...
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Maple Trail Creek
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Natural frame
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Tree fungus
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My wife tells me I'm a fungi...
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Red oak
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Nov 28, 2017 22:21:27 #
ewforbess wrote:
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Looks like you still found some beautiful colors. Your images are very nice! I was there nine years ago, but maybe a week earlier in the season.
Nov 28, 2017 22:25:19 #
ewforbess
Loc: San Antonio, TX
canondave1 wrote:
Looks like you still found some beautiful colors. Your images are very nice! I was there nine years ago, but maybe a week earlier in the season.
Thanks, Dave! Yeah, I think we need to shoot for two weeks earlier next year and hope for one less windstorm...
Nov 28, 2017 23:39:45 #
canondave1 wrote:
Looks like you still found some beautiful colors. Your images are very nice! I was there nine years ago, but maybe a week earlier in the season.
Your last image of the tree is gorgeous! Were those mushrooms on the other trees? My sister-in-law lives on a ranch up in the hill country (SW of Kerrville). I grew up in Junction, and I simply love it up there.
Nov 28, 2017 23:54:48 #
ewforbess
Loc: San Antonio, TX
canondave1 wrote:
Your last image of the tree is gorgeous! Were those mushrooms on the other trees? My sister-in-law lives on a ranch up in the hill country (SW of Kerrville). I grew up in Junction, and I simply love it up there.
Thanks! My wife spotted the fungus on that particular tree. I didn't see any others, but I have a feeling that it might be pretty common if you were really looking for it.
Nov 29, 2017 07:05:41 #
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