"Tree? I'm no tree, I am an Ent!", sillyness aside, its so pretty, I love fall

lol, me too, thanks ^^

ah I like this one <3

thanks ^^ .....it's a shame that its a tad noisy :P

Lovely photo! Those leaves are gorgeous. Fall is my fav season.

thanks ^^ ....out of curiosity, are there pretty fall colors in Colorado?
And as far as seasons go, its a toss up between fall and spring for me......although, I also love snow, so I just don't know :P

For the most part we have yellows and golds. In mid to late September the aspen trees start turning. When that happens the mountains are a sea of gold and green from the pine trees. People travel for miles just to see the changing of the aspens.

ooo, that sounds pretty ^^ .....we don't have too many aspens, we just have all the maples that turn every color here in New England :)

Thats beatiful.
I love all your pics
Your a pretty awesome photo picture taken guy. Have you ever thought about working for people that pays a lot for pictures that are taken?

thanks ^^ .....I have definitely thought about selling stock photography, never shooting professionally tho

Your welcome^.-
Well, it never hurts to try Ikodo. Like I say
"If your likely to be the best, put it though a test"^^ (Hope it works and understandable.^^)

I like that phrase ^^

It came out of my head randomly. I have a lot of phrases in my like like that. Heck so many of them, you'll get bored if you were to hear them all. So one phrase at a time^^

Nice. It kind of reminds me of one shot I did a year ago... Ehh, I really love trees. I'm just so disappointed that this year's autumn failed my expectations. There was too much rain, even snow, and it was so cold... Practically, I didn't do any shots :(

thanks ^^ .....and yeah it wasn't a great fall at all, but I've actually almost never taken any fall shots, so I had to go out and take some. I also recently got a polarizing filter that I've been having fun with :)

Ah yes, polarizing filters are essential in landscape photography :]

so I just found out recently ^^ .....are UV filters or any other filters particularly useful?

Sorry...

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UV filters do good as a protection of the lens no matter what you shoot, and grad ND filters are especially useful for serious landscape work.. medium and large format photographers use them frequently but I don't bother with them since I use a small frame camera. In future, when I can afford a medium format cam system, I will try them out though ^^

What's the difference between a small frame camera and medium and large format systems?

Sorry I keep asking questions; I just always like to learn more about photography because I'm somewhat of an amateur, but it's something I really enjoy and want to get better at ^^

Well, small format (not small frame, as I wrote - sorry!:P) cameras are DSLR and SLR cameras like Nikon D40, D300, D3, F4, Canon 500d, 50d, 5d or AE-1 - it just means that size of the pictures that comes from them is relatively small. SLRs and DSLRs can divide into full-frame 35mm film picture size or small frame which is even smaller. In example, my Nikon D200 is a small frame cam. Nikon D3 or Canon 5d are full-frame. Medium and large format cameras are completely different thing... everything shot with medium or large format will look better than from a SLR. Besides you have more control over your image. Both of these formats can give extraordinary images that are really big.. you can see the comparision here if you like:
http://www.widerange.org/gallery.ph.....ery=resolution (scroll down)

And it's always ok to ask so no worries ^^

Ok, so the camera I was planning on getting, the Canon 500D, is a small frame camera. I didn't realize how large of format cameras could be, thank you very much for the info ^^

Heh no problem *hugs* And I've had a chance to lay my paws on a 500d. It's a nice, light cam that works just great ^^ You'll make a good choice buying it

thanks *hugs* I'm glad to hear that, especially from you ^^

Beautiful picture! I love the colour! =]

thanks ^^

wonderfullllll.....

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thanks ^^