Ashland Creek in Autumn
Another photo, today, from David Pasillas
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“Leaf on a rail” by David Pasillas
It has been a while since I have included someone else’s photos on the blog. Today’s pic is from David Pasillas, a soon-to-be member of the Ashland community. You can see more of David’s photography on his Facebook page.
Autumn leaf floating
Today’s photo is from fall of 2010, and the location for this picture was the swimming reservoir in Lithia Park.
Colorful path
I took today’s photo back in November on my then brand-new deck. With the fallen Japanese maple leaves I couldn’t really see the deck though.
Pine Street
Autumn in Portland, Oregon
Autumn scene in the Columbia River Gorge
Fall foliage near Bridal Veil Falls
Crown Point Vista House view
A train cuts through the meadow during autumn in the Columbia River Gorge
Today’s photo is from the same location as yesterday’s pic. At 200mm and with a bit of a crop you can see that the details of the valley below are just as gorgeous as the wide-angle view.
I have marked the location of this scene with an X on the map below.
Just to the north of this location is Rooster Rock State Park which is supposedly a nude beach. It wasn’t part of our tour. 😉
Autumn color
The tree I showed you last week has now become what you see above.
I took today’s photo on my Nikon D7000 with a cheap 50mm f/1.8 lens at f/5. To see what it looks like on the widest aperture of f/1.8 click here.
Rainbow maple tree
Japanese maple in autumn
The Japanese Maple trees in our backyard are completely orange now. But for a day or two last week they were experiencing four colors at once (green, yellow, orange, and red).
View from the grave
Mountain View Cemetery in autumn
If you were buried in Mountain View Cemetery, and you could look out the side of your coffin, this is the last glimpse you would take in as you were lowered into the ground during the first couple weeks of November. Or perhaps this would be the first thing you saw after becoming a zombie. Do zombies rise in the middle of a beautiful, fall day like today when I took this photo? Probably not.