Our blustery weather lately has left our trees barren. And although I miss the colors of summer, I love the hidden gems that are revealed after the leaves have fallen.
The lone leaf......
skeletal remains of our summer past....
curly vine tendrils that have been hiding behind summer leaves....
bursts of fiery redness....
wispy sprays of floral filament....
and the well of farmhouse days gone by, shows itself during the cooler months.
Are you enjoying the effects of Fall?
You have great photos. I love fall and there are so many neat things to see.
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and great shots. I am enjoying it but I have to say--I liked it better in full color :) I just long for spring!
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Lovely group of photos (and descriptions to accompany them). We had a wonderful 60ish day today. Fall for us - would be Indian Summer for others. The air is crisp and cool at night - the dogs' and coyotes' barks seem extra loud and close. It's a wonderful season. :)
ReplyDeleteFall is a very colorful time of year with the reds, oranges, and yellows of the leaves. Winter provides its own more subdued beauty. You have captured this beauty.
ReplyDeleteA new measurement of time and life.
ReplyDeleteAs it gets rarely colder than inside a fridge, autumn is a bit hard to find over here; yet it reminded me much of home. Thank you. Please have a good weekend you all.
daily athens
marvelous photos, i really enjoyed them. Im a city man transplanted to a type of city you are referring too. its strange to say the least.
ReplyDeleteYes, I am enjoying it. The canyon here is shrouded in mist tonight and tomorrow will bring rain. I am on my way to make my first fire of the season. I love your photos here and your words too. Great post!--Inger
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful what our cameras can find when they they really focus on finding beauty? ;)
ReplyDeleteFall is still new to me and I love it. The colors, the feel of the chill in the morning air. Love your photos!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are beautiful! I love seeing the effects of fall. I seem to never get enough of it.
ReplyDeletelove the red berries that come out now. i bet walking around your property is so peaceful. have a great weekend! xo
ReplyDeleteLiving in a year round tropical climate, I do often miss the cool weather of autumn. I remember them well in Pennsylvania, especially in Amish country. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed taking a look at these 'pieces of fall'. The ones we often just pass by without notice.
ReplyDeleteLove todays photojournalism but can't get that beautiful image of thoughtless Thursday out of my mind!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the tips about flickr and picnik (sp?). I could just kick myself for not saving the original photos. What an idiot! Haha! Oh well, there will be more nice photos to capture.
ReplyDeleteI do like the different look of everything in late fall. A few things just hanging on until the first real blast of winter.
Love your photos. You really catch the feel of things, if you know what I mean. :)
We have had a fabulous fall this year, first in years. I really have enjoyed it. Your photo are beautiful.
ReplyDeletePraying for a mild winter for all of us.
beautiful photographs
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday before Thanksgiving, my friend
kary
xxx
What beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteAnother set of great macros, I like this kind of images very much. I try sometimes with the plants of my terrace, but can't get anything like this. I keep trying...
ReplyDeleteNow I want to go grab my camera and head outside! We have been socked in by fog most of the day! One effect of the rainless days is that we have been blessed with sunshine. It's weird not to see much of it today! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! I have one tree in my front yard that dropped it's leaves already and one that is still bright green. My trees are confused.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots.....I just love moss...but I am so partial to anything green....
ReplyDeleteI like how you've captured the remnants of fall - beautifully done. I especially like the one of the now-exposed old well.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics!
ReplyDeleteYou know I am...I LOVE the trees!
Nice set of photos. Never realised that the interim period between autumn and winter could be so good with the camera.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shots!
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