Well I should be posting photos from Spring and not Autumn. But I don’t really have any Spring photos – yet – and I kind of liked this one.
It was a yellow/orange-colored forest, but I did enhance the colors with Color Efx Pro 2 from Nik Software.
Did I over do it? What do you think?
Photo was made on a short forest walk in Jutland last year, when I was visiting My girlfriends parents.
Made on a walk in the forest with My girlfriend last autumn.
I don’t know if you use the same word for it in English, but this is a lake where you put in fish and feed them, and then people come here – after paying a fee – to fish, hence the name a put and take lake.
My girlfriend and her parents went here fishing, but I don’t think they caught anything, me on the other hand I went “fishing” for something totally different, cause as you can see, there was a nice reflection on the lake that day.
It was a very grey and cloudy day, when I made this photo. I tried to capture that mood, by desaturating the photo quiet a bit, and then adding a bit of fog at the end of the road.
10 days ago I went to north Jutland with my girl friend, to visit her parents.
I – of course – had my camera gear with me, and spend most of the days out in the nearby forest capturing the autumn colors.
On my first day out, the weather wasn’t at it best, is was grey and misty, but as my girl friend said to me, maybe you’ll catch something interesting anyway.
Well what do you think, did I catch something interesting?
After processing the photo in Lightroom, I exported it to Color Efx Pro 2 (by Nik Software), where I added the Indian Summer (for more yellow leaves), the Fog effect (to enhance the mist in the background) and the frame.
