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It’s as difficult to photograph a falling leaf as it is to catch one in your hand. Once fallen they’re easily caught. |
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But a photography of a falling leaf is one of the most beautiful things i’ve ever seen…
Jill
And perhaps one day I’ll be skilled enough to take one?
Maybe tomorrow I’ll simply use the machine-gun style setting on my camera, take a zillion photos in a row, rat-tat-tat-tat, and that’ll do the trick. Still won’t help me focus it, will it?
Photos of falling leaves may be best left to others. My idea of such a photo is sterling, though I can’t show you what it looks like!