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Posted by mcc on Apr 08 2012 in Landscape Photography, Pictures Of Trees, Midwestern Landscapes, Michigan
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Colors of Spring

Last weekend I visited the Devil’s Soupbowl, a glacial kettle hole located in the Yankee Springs state recreation area just north of Kalamazoo. It’s a nice place in that it affords an opportunity to look down into the foliage of the trees growing 60 feet or so below.

It was a dim overcast day and I found myself trying to capture the colors of the trees in their early foliage and flowers. Here are a couple of photo - both taken with the Pentax 6x7 and SMC Takumar 170mm f2.8 lens on Fuji Reala. Click for a larger view.

Note: I changed the above image on 4/9. You can see the original, less sharp one here

This entry was posted by Mark C and filed under Landscape Photography, Pictures Of Trees, Midwestern Landscapes, Michigan.

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