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This is a fast and easy technique.  You love fall leaves, right?  Well they tend to blow around. I found this leaf upside down on a picnic table and tried to hold it to catch the sun backlighting it… then tried to stick it between the two boards which didn’t work very well.  So, I found pine needles to secure the base.. and then hid them so only the backlit leaf and its shadow showed.