Autumn in a garden is full of decaying plants, flowers without petals, drying seed pods... generally all the good stuff. And there is a lot to shoot! On a good, sunny day, everything can be an object,

I posted these a couple of days ago. Today I took them to an appointment with Dr. Brush. I was quite surprised with the final result to be honest. Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105mm --- ISO 100 --- f/6,3 --- 1/400

Seedpods always mark the end of a cycle and the beginning of a new one. The almost eternal dance between life and death. I particularly like to edit them in black and white (I bet you would never guess),

When all the flowers die off, the seed pods start to rule. No snow yet, just brown leaves, broken branches and seeds that are preparing for winter. Nikon D5500 + Sigma 105 (f/10, 1/80, 105mm, ISO320) This

Those are some really tough seed pods. I photographs them in late spring when all the flowers were already starting to boom. And those were still hanging on there. Though the last summer, autumn, rainy