Pavement by durleybeachbum
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Description
Nearly home after a food shop trip, very late afternoon.
Comments (18)
Great light effect !!
Nice shot. Be careful you don't slip.
Looks like a battlefield after the battle. The leaves lost. Outstanding light on the main subject.
Great lights and great shot !
love the lighting in this scene Great capture, Andrea
Wonderful lighting and super shot of this clutter of leaves.
What a stunning shot from your low POV into the light! well spotted and taken!
Just the perfect angle to capture the dimming light.
We see pavements covered with leaves all the time but it takes a brilliant eye to see the possibilities you captured here. wonderful capture
I love this low angle light, what a great shot!
Great find and capture Andrea. God bless.
Looks lovely but slippery :o)))
Andrea, it looks fantastic :-) Love how the colors are highlighted with the backlight :)
Nice great POV.
Beautiful backlighting! Well seen, Andrea!
Awesome capture, love the reflections!
Lovely leaves and excellent backlighting! Is that an acorn in the foreground?
Man, you know when I see your pics as they're posted, I'll get very involved, and then I think I've commented. But I haven't. So when I come to shots like this, I'm stunned to see that I never wrote a word. The low closeup DOES make it look like a battlefield after the battle (where the leaves lost) (Mark). It has an aftermath feel. But then, fallen leaves are an aftermath. (Autumn may come from a pre-Latin root meaning "dried up, withered," so it does mean aftermath.) (Fall also implies aftermath, since it means 'fall of the leaf'...) Really, it brings home the idea that when we get close-up, the simplest things of our day can take on gigantic proportions. This feels catastrophic. I love the flare at top partly washing out the leaves. And the big red one near the front, as a kind of mascot. Love your eye. Terrific mess-of-a-shot. A big late fall sit-in.