Fall Botanical Photos

I promised the customary fall botanical photos, and here they are. I have to admit, I find rose hip particularly fascinating this time of year. Every fall I go crazy shooting rose hip, but I just can't help it. It's so interesting with its red fruit and colorful leaves, and it usually makes for a great bokeh background. Something new I found this year was this gorgeous yellow fern, which had such a bold and shining color. I like different things about the different seasons, and the thing I like best about the fall is the amazing color.  Greenish yellow, gold, warm orange, fiery red, crimson with hints of purple, vermillion and warm brown, coupled with shiny blue sky - wow!

The World from Above

I promised more photos from my photography trip to Belintash, and here they are. I though I'd post a few photos that I took while flying, just because it's really cool to see the world from above. In fact, I was so busy looking around in awe when I was up there, that I caught myself completely forgetting to take photos. It's not like I haven't flown in a plane before - I've done it many times while I was studying abroad, but it's not the same when there is no cabin. I would love to take some photos from a plane sometime, though. Next on the blog agenda are my customary fall botanical photos. 

Flying in the Fall

Since my last post that involved whining about the weather turning bad, we've had very nice weather. I went to a photography trip this weekend to the Rhodope mountains with a bunch of other photographers, and we had amazing weather. In fact, we got to fly on a motor hang glider and take photos from above. I mean, wow! Here is just a quick sneak peak; expect more photos later this week.
Oh and this is actually my 100th post! Yey me!