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Friday Photo Inspiration: Simple Photography Tips & Uplifting Insights from Autumn Pumpkins
Not a simple photography tip as such, but more like life inspiration through Photography and Words—a mix of visual with sometimes meaningful reflections.
Do you know anyone for whom this is true, perhaps you? Let me know, I'd be interested.

Michael Blyth
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This is a 'must-do activity' this weekend. Spread the word, go to the local park, out into the country woods;go and catch falling leaves.
Please go and try it, take yourself, with family if you have one, and just play the game - it is surely one of the most mentally restorative things you can do. Especially if you pause and admire the leaf you catch.
You're even allowed to smile, laugh, yell, squeal or whatever - this is complete release.

Michael Blyth
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Late summer. The voluptuousness of nature - autumn nature photography
The beauty of late summer is with us, I refuse to call it autumn yet, for my mental health's sake. This year the hedgerows, woods and orchards are dripping with harvest.

Michael Blyth
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Simple Photography Tips - Finding Inspiration Through Photography and Words - Maybe allow unexpected pressure to bring beauty
When you've got used to looking, and allowing your eyes to see, you notice things that others would never see.
Walking our dog one morning. After a night of sporadic rain, leaves had fallen, and traffic had passed, leaving a pressure mark, painted with mud. The tyre had left a stone from within it's tread , the shadow of which leaves it's own creativity

Michael Blyth
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