November days….. sometimes sunny, often damp and always a carpet of leaves. Doesn’t sound that appealing but somehow that makes November rather special.
Even when the sun goes into hiding, the golden coloured Beech leaves glisten over the Lake……. soon they all will be gone and just skeletons to mark their passing.
16th November
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You make November glorious…
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It is a better month than many give November the credit for…… 😃
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Not here I think…you cannot convince me…Only with you in England I guess;-D
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A very long winter for you I think #:-)
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I will go to your place and be enlightened by your images!
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Looks appealing to me!
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Love that first image. Were you on your chest on the ground with your chin in the leaves, as I’ve been many times, or do you have an articulated screen (or a right-angle finder)?
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Of course I was flat on my chest in soggy leaves and the jumped up like a sprightly teenager….. I only had my pocket camera which does have an swing screen. Just wish my “proper” cameras had one. 😃
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A right-angle finder does an admirable job. I used mine frequently before I bought the DSLR I use now, which finally has an articulated screen.
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Yep I have right-angle finder… rarely use it, usually because I am travelling lite as they say and don’t plan ahead
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