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Autumn in Uppsala.

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Autumn in Uppsala, Sweden.

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 Autumn in Uppsala, Sweden. This leaf was stuck in a tree.

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I actually took this photo on Tuesday. I had happened to look out of my window to see the setting sun lighting up my favorite tree! The golden color was so vibrant amidst all the grey shadowed things I could see out my window.

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Aperture: f/1.8
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The vines on the building I work in are also quite bright and fall-like.

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This photo is one of my new favorites. I just really really like it a lot. I think the colors, lighting, blurriness, and whatever else is going on, just go really well.

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This is the wall from the photos a few days ago. Nice and close.

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Some nice leaves.

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This is the tree that I can see out my window. This photo was taken two days ago. Today it is much more vibrantly colored.

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Aperture: f/5.6
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 Close up of the leaves on the wall.

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The same wall as yesterday, framed and focused slightly differently.

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I found this wall yesterday in Hanover and was kicking myself for leaving my camera at home. Luckily the weather today was as brilliant as yesterday, so I had a second chance for a photo. I think the fall colors are slightly more vibrant today than yesterday as well. Bonus! And we are, of course, back to the lensbaby. This is also probably the first post I have made on the same day as I took the featured photo.

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Aperture: f/5.6
ISO: 320

Thirty!

Looking up! I really liked these last bright leaves on the tree.