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It’s interesting that when I think of wet leaves, I remember smells, but dry leaves always evoke memories of sounds. I love the scent of wet leaves, but who doesn’t enjoy kicking their way through dry leaves? or crushing them in hand?
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Kicking one’s way through dry leaves always takes me back to childhood, and I still enjoy the fun of doing it.
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I love the pattern of the leaves, Andy. Your image is inviting my eyes to wander.
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Thanks Jane. I found these leaves on a pavement in Greenwich, and they seemed such a natural composition once I had carefully removed a few peripheral leaves.
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You do these so well – the loose circle, the refined, quiet colors and the right-side-up, right-side-down aspect of the leaves make this a lovely image.
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Thank you so much Lynn. It’s surprising how many leaves land wrong-side-up, but sticking to my rules of subtraction but no re-arrangement, I don’t allow myself to turn them over. Rules! Each day is a search for the next image – head down and endeavouring not to collide with a lamp post, tree branch or other obstacle.
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Please watch your head, as they say! In this composition I think having some leaves right side up and some upside down really adds to the interest.
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One of the things I’ve noticed is that walking there-and-back are two entirely different visual journeys. Walking in one direction fails to find a ‘composition’, walking back, I see them.
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