It's turned cool, and damp; misty rain at times, and the air has an eerie quality to it. Things seem to shimmer and glow. The few bright spots of colour left are startling, but the palate is changing to the muted tones of November. The earths' bones are becoming vivid as she sheds her fall plumage.
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| at the pond, the dock reflecting the bare trees, 2014 |
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| patterns of pine needles in the water, 2014 |
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| one last bright maple leaf, 2014 |
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| love the tapestry the needles make, 2014 |
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| gleaming water with reflections, 2014 |
great big sigh....
ReplyDeleteThat third shot with the sole red leaf is simply wonderful. Happy fall!
Thanks so much Jennifer and Happy Fall to you too!
DeleteBeautiful photos, Liz - the muted tones resonate with my DNA - my next trip to the Northern Hemisphere will be in autumn!!
ReplyDeleteIt really is gorgeous here in the fall, from the blazing beauty that comes early to the soft raher melancholy tone of now, and the light is deeply slanted, thanks Noela!
Deletebeautiful. I do miss those tones and the fog though I love my tropical climate and plants.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynda, I would really miss these tones also, but I do envy you your climate, sometimes winter seems a lot to endure!
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