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Oct 10th, morning by the river always is inspiring this time of year. ​

October 9th, long working day got me home to find these colors in the sky. But, there is sometimes a "but", I was rushed and forgot that the shutter speed had to be longer than 1/20s for a hand held shot. So, I had to use filters to hide the long exposure movement. I still like the feel, do you...

A few more shots from my walk before dinner: ​All with D600 70-200 2.8 VRII

October 8th. Didn't have much time but got this fall shot this morning. D600, 24-120 F4 VRII.

Now, let me show you a single exposure just tweaked in Adobe Raw. This is where I can see the magnificent D600's sensor at work. The difference is not that big and I even think I prefer the one shot exposure.

3 exposures with D600 and 24-120 F4 VRII ​

October 6th, the colors are at their best and this time must be enjoyed since it won't last forever. S600, 24-120 f4 VRII ​

Well, I think your shot is nice but just a little overexposed. With just a little more than 2 minutes of post processing, here's what I got:

Oct 5th's catch of the day by the riverside. D600 24-120 F4 VRII ​

One more foliage shot from yesterday. This time HDR 3 exposures -2, 0, +2, D600, 16-35 f4.

Here is a shot done with the 16-35 f4 VR with a D600

A few colorful shots to tease people from the south who don't get to see this every year. I had a few minutes this afternoon to hunt nice trees.

October 4th, piano person of the day:

From my daily 365 thread: ​ D600, 24-70 2.8, iso 100

Little church with a maple tree ​

Oct 3rd, the colours are getting at their best. Overall view by the river down my street: Leaves in the water waiting for winter:

Let's see if this one will pass the test.

Oct 1st foggy shots from the backyard: ​