Autumn Days, Pasadena


 

“There is something of the marvelous in all things of nature.”  

~Aristotle

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Palms in Fog

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Spider Loves Roses

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Ginkgo Leaves On Trunk

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Magnolia Seed Pod

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Palm Symphony

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Soaring, Pasadena

 

Nature, Palms. Black and white, Monochrome, Fog, Photography, Fujifilm X-T2

Arroyo Dreaming

 

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Glorious Ginkgo

 

 

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Autumn Reds

 

 

 

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87 comments

  1. The spider web took my breath away! The magnolia pods are unusual, so colorful.

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  2. Gorgeous images … a real pleasure to view! I especially like your Palm Symphony … a clever image and title.

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  3. Wonderful series of photos ~ the shift of color and B&W makes each style stand out, and of course your incredible eye and framing. The Spider Loves Roses photo emphasizes this best for me, to be able to see this shot and then capture it like you did with the dew dancing on the web. Very cool. Also enjoyed the Ginko leaves and Magnolia pods, these two photos complemented each other very well – they make a good dancing pair 🙂

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    • Hi Randall, Great to hear from you. 🙂 Loved reading your response to the images- I’ve been enjoying my walks especially in the foggy, cooler weather. I felt lucky with the spider web and have been enjoying the gingkoes and magnolias especially– such fun details. I see you are posting– will be stopping by for a GS refresh! Thanks very much for taking a moment to stop by. 🙂

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  4. Hi Jane, it looks like you’re really settling into the new aesthetic territory. Gone are the SF city lights and GG Bridge, but oh, what you are doing with those palms! Not to mention all the other fascinating things that grow in the LA metro area, like that interesting, twisted Magnolia pod. The Gingko leaves, wow, they’re really nestled in there and what a study of textures that is – perfect for such an evenly tomes black and white. I love it. I like the lamp post, and that mature Ginglo in all its autumnal splendor is very upbeat. But I think my favorite might – might – be ‘Arroyo Dreaming.’ There is a kind of subtle mystery suggested by the depth of field – one wonders what’s back there. The various levels and layers and those pale grays work beautifully together. It looks like you alternated soft grays with bright golds and greens, which works very well. I look forward to more of your local walks. 🙂

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    • Hi Lynn, I so appreciate reading your thoughts on these– thanks very much. You are insightful in my search for inspiration! It’s coming along and I am embracing the change. It’s great that Arroyo Dreaming rises to the top for you– I was really taken with the mix of trees and plants and the subtleness in B&W with the fog. It’s a beautiful green space throughout Pasadena for which I am thankful. I am looking forward to your posts and catching up. 🙂

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      • I see I made a nice typo but I guess you knew what I meant. Wow, Ginglo, another one! What happened to spellcheck? I kind of like Ginglo, don’t you? Sigh, and the last sentence in my comment referred to the post overall, i.e. the way you alternated color & black & white images. I’m glad you have that greenspace to keep working with. It’s good to have interesting residential areas and some parkland, not just one or the other. I’m glad to hear you’re getting a handle on what you can do there. When I first moved up here I felt like all I was doing was making pretty pictures of the kind any tourist might make. It took a while to figure out how to get past that. Stunning scenery also brings challenges! 😉 Enjoy your evening…

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  5. I love your innovative eye. Each photo is one to be savoured.

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  6. All a sight for sore eyes. Different colours and emotions from each. I love the magnolia pod. It’s beautiful!

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  7. Good pictures, Jane! “Gingko Leaves On Trunk” really does it for me. 🙂

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  8. As always a fine collection, Jane. The one that stopped my scrolling for a longer gander was the “Spider Loves Roses”. Such a perfect capture of the dewy web and soft rose.

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  9. Another beautiful collection Jane. Spider and magnolia are standouts for me – just gorgeous!
    Alison

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  10. Lovely! Catching that perfect moment in “Spider Loves Roses” 💕 Though the rest were contenders.​

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  11. Another outstanding collection!!! The gingkos were my favorite, well … until I saw the last pics. Wow. Well done, Jane … and thank you for sharing!

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  12. All of your shots are lovely, Jane, but those last two– wow! ❤ ❤

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  13. Nice you had fog. I was in Twentynine Palms for two weeks, on a business trip. We had some cloud cover, one cloudy day, but most of the time, sunny. At least we didn’t have any desert heat. 🙂

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  14. Great collection! I like ‘Palm Symphony’. Love that you added the power lines into the picture. Instead of being distractions but they completely transform the picture!

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  15. As beautiful as always 🙂 My favourites are Spider Loves Roses, the B&W gingko leaves and Arroyo Dreaming – all wonderful images!!

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  16. The birds by the lanterns are a photographic flight of fancy.

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  17. Beautiful series of images! Enjoyed seeing them!

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  18. Fantastic works, Jane.
    I especially like the palms in the fog and the symphony. But the other pictures are brilliant as well.

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  19. Excellent series of images. Love them all. Ginko leaves are one of my favorites beside maples and aspens.

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  20. wow these are some beautiful captures.

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  21. Beautiful autumn collection of photos, Jane! ❤️🧡💛

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  22. There are all beautiful images Jane but the spider web and rose is over the top 😊

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  23. another gorgeous collection! 🙂

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  24. I go for the second and the last shot 🙂

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  25. Wow, incredible and mesmerising colours here. Brilliant photography, love the spider web. ♥️

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  26. All great. ‘Magnolia seed pod’ 👍👍👍

    ✨🙏🕉🌱🌿🌳🌻💚🕊☯🐉✨

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  27. Thanks Jane. Your work is inspiring to the point I think of you when I point a camera hoping to reach your standards; a daunting task! Keep daunting please.

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  28. I love the Gingko and the spider web! Fantastic.

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  29. Beautiful Autumn photos, Jane. Thank you for sharing.

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  30. They are all so beautiful. The spider web and the ginkgo are especially glorious. That spider web capture, WOW!

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  31. Nice collection of photos. Ginkgo is exceptional. But, couldn’t get about ‘Soaring, Pasadena’

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  32. Jane . I love your gorgeous Autumn captures, the one which strikes me the most is the Magnolia Seed pod, I’ve never seen that before.

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  33. Oh soaring such a joyous mood Jane ☺️👌🕊sending joy hedy

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