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Autumn at Mt. Iide

This tree is called a Dakekanba tree. It grows at higher elevations in Japan, from about 2000 metres to 2500 metres. These are the early October colours at Mt. Iide.

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Gerald Dextraze 20 Dec 2007

Extraordinairy, your photos are very inspiring! Bravo Peter!

Anonymous Guest 04 Dec 2007

WOW!! Brilliant colors! Beautiful shot! Is there a place where I can illegally download this? :P

Artist Reply: Ha, Ha! Umm... No! :P

Jean M. Laffitau 29 Nov 2007

WOW! Fabulous shot and colors!

Artist Reply: Thanks. I did touch up the colours slightly but only because my digital camera usually slightly under saturates colours.

Olga van Dijk 29 Nov 2007

Ahhhh what a great colors. You captured it all!!

Keith Mooney 29 Nov 2007

What incredible, beautiful colors! I love the contrast of the tree against the fall foliage.

Artist Reply: I will admit that I slid the saturation bar up from 50% to 55% but only because I found that digital cameras often reduce the saturation of the scene. I am used to the rich colours I get from using film.

Gabriele Swanson 28 Nov 2007

superb shot with stunning colors

Reba McDonald 28 Nov 2007

A terrific shot Peter. Great colours.

Betty Schwartz 28 Nov 2007

Its beautiful gnarled and twisted trunk shows that it battles the elements. Like humans, adversity sometimes makes us stronger and more beautiful!

Artist Reply: Oh, I could hardly pass up this tree, Betty. It just begged for attention.

Lili Segal 28 Nov 2007

Wow! Stunning shot, Peter, beautifully composed! Fabulous colours!

Artist Reply: I wish I had had the time to set up my film camera for this. But my friends were already making good progress down the trail ahead of me and so I stopped only long enough to "grab" this shot.

Zura Potskhishvili 28 Nov 2007

EXTREMELY beautiful!

Emily Reed 28 Nov 2007

Luscious landscape and terrain!