Also known as a bloodgood, this is one of my favourite trees. It is slow growing, so you can plant it and leave it be for a long time without having to prune or cut it back. We have two of these, and one is the centrepiece of our back garden. He's the subject today.
As I was letting Brodie outside today, I was thinking about what to shoot. I noticed the way that the seeds are hanging off the branches of this tree, and with the grey sky and light rain it looked really cool. So I grabbed my camera and took some shots.
I used my 70-200mm lens as it has Image Stabilization and I can get a pretty big aperture on this guy to blur out the other goings-on in the backyard.
Here's the shot:
Sigma 70-200mm lens zoomed in to 200mm . Aperture at f/4.5 ISO 1250 and the shutter is at 1/40s
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