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Posted by rouge21 5b (My Page) on
Sat, Oct 27, 12 at 16:58

I really do like having 4 defined seasons. The simple picture I took today does give the essence of the late fall season in a perennial garden.

Nameless Japanese Maple leaves and Japanese All Gold Forest Grass. (In the background Golden Zebra Heucherella, nameless Hosta and a spring of juniper).

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Lovely!

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And a nice composition, Rouge!

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beautiful contrast. pretty picture. :)

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Thank you all for your kind words. It was the contrast that caught my eye when I walked by it yesterday. Of course the contrast is more pronounced in 'real life' mostly due to the fact that the grass is a brighter colour than does appear in the picture. I keep telling my family that I need a new camera! ;)

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  • Posted by mxk3 z5b/6 MI (My Page) on
    Tue, Oct 30, 12 at 9:29

That is a great photo and a good testament to the importance of foliage texture and color contrast.

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For sure thanks mxk3.

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