The glass has been removed from the greenhouse in preparation for the off-season at the Adams National Historic site. Tours of the mansion and grounds will continue until November 10th.
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The reflection just adds that little extra.
Gorgeous colors and reflection!
Ponds must be a theme this week. They are popping up all over, I see.
Your body of photographs are simply outstanding. I so enjoy your subjects, the COLORS and your composition.
One of my favorites is the glass block shot at the station.
The framing is so cool looking. If I can ask, how is it done?
Everybody is getting ready for winter....nice photo.
Everybody is getting ready for winter....nice photo.
Thank you all for your comments. To answer your question, Frank on the glass block . . . I used a high depth of field and manually focused on the person. I played around composing through the glass until I got the desired composition and effect. I also did a little post processing by punching up the brightness and color just slightly.
Gorgeous shot! Love the reflection and the colors.
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