BGLewandowski was able to pair cool blues and warm reds in today's PotD. The photo has a sufficient depth of field to give you fine detail in both the leaf and the wood, and the great shadows add another dimension to the subject.
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Kmacgray's shot is the second in our autumn week spectacular. (OK, perhaps spectacular is a little much) Animal shots usually work best when you're on their level, and this one holds true to that. Whether you usually love them or hate them, it's hard not to find the little guy adorable as he munches on some lunch.
Historygradguy kicks off a week of autumn PotDs here on Bostonist. This shot was taken over the weekend in the Public Garden. The low perspective and fine details are just great.
Pearl_in_u's shot of this maple leaf floating in a shallow pool has some cool elements. The colors and textures of the leaf and the stones, and the edges of the leaf are causing some haloing where the water is diffracting the light. Good stuff.
karrie_amelia blended two photos and a texture layer to come up with today's PotD. Although not a traditional photo, this is definitely a great example of a photograph as art.
charlieontheradio has a great photo taken with his iPhone. Our initial impression on seeing the photo was that it came from a Holga, or similar camera with it's overly saturated colors, and vignetting. The contrast of red on green, and the subtle veins of the leaf are appealing, and help remind us why many consider this the best time of year in New England.
We recommend viewing it large Flickr talent tommyvon gives us this quintessential New England capture. We love the bright HDR-enhanced colors and the gorgeous autumn sky. The line of the railroad tracks really draws you in and encourages you to wonder what lies around the bend. Thanks tommyvon! This Bostonist is travelling to St. Louis for the Thanksgiving holiday so Photo of the Day will be taking a hiatus until Tuesday the 27th. The...
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