The Golden Grate

[steve.ledger]

Isn't it fascinating how the photo appears to have been scribbled over with a white pen?

Well caught John. I can almost hear that one

[raynerj1]

Thanks Steve.

I have know idea how or what the white "scribbles" are. It was probably just the glint on the water as it was captured over the exposure.

[raynerj1]

How about another fall color pic... Is nobody else shooting any fall color?

[AndFarr]

Here is a picture of the "real deal".
I worked in the City today, just outside of the Golden Gate Park, near Sea Cliff.
- Andy

[raynerj1]

Nice shot Andy!

I sure am glad I don't live in that neck of the woods. Too much smog and haze for any really good shots. We have had 4 out of 7 days with perfectly blue skies, no clouds, no haze, no smog. Makes me sad to sit in the office on days like these.

BTW: The topic is Golden Grate, not Golden Gate... A play on words so to speak...

[AndFarr]

Yeah thanks, I only noticed that play on words after I posted the GG bridge photo.
I really need to get my eyes checked!
- Andy

[Rhanna]

Great shots John.
We get good autumn scenes here. Steve just lives too far north.
Rupert

[raynerj1]

Rupert,

If you have any shots from last season, post one or two...

[WolfMoonHP]

I'd love to be shooting some autumn color...but we don't get much of a change of seasons in Miami, FL. The closest thing we get to fall colors is in a very popular landscaping plant called a croton.
---
Will

[raynerj1]

I spent some time in that neck of the woods. There is just 2 seasons there. Hot and Freeze your tail off. I have never felt so cold. 40 Degrees at 100% humidity is horrid.

That is why I like this neck of the woods... I get all 4 seasons but not enough of them to make me dread going outside.