Fall Folio including some Notable November Nephograms*

November turned out to a fruitful month on the photographic front. I ended up with a higher than usual number of “keepers” and am sharing a baker’s dozen of my favorites for the month.

I processed this shot of the old Smoky Hill River train bridge using Fractalius and really like how it turned out. The image has a very “fall” feeling to it.
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This picture was taken about a mile west of Lindsborg on Swensson St. I saw what looked like it was going to be a great sunset and rushed out of the house, camera in hand.
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Two fall leaves that caught my eye.

You can hover your mouse over the abstract image to see the fractalized version.
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Last bloom of the year for our miniature rose. The fractalius effect makes it look like an old print or something. Slide your mouse over the image to see the original.
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I was finishing up a nice country ramble and took this shot a mile north of town, on Main.
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Amazing sunset from the Elmwood Cemetery in Lindsborg.
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Moon through the pines. (Original single image, not a composite.)
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Fractalius leaves.
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Echo Cliff Park, south of Topeka.
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Windmill at sunset, southeast of Lindsborg.
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Rainbow Bridge, the old Smoky Hill River Bridge in Lindsborg, under the influence of Fractalius.
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I really like how this image of a Christmas cactus turned out.
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Old train bridge on the Meadowlark Trail south of Lindsborg.
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* Nephogram: photograph of clouds