The tamaracks are losing their needles for another year.
The gentle yellow-orange is a comfortable colour after the showy colours of the maples, birches and poplars.
Red
Oak leaves in late fall.
*Today’s photodyssey post is number 1500. Hard to believe.
Thanks for all the views and kind comments over the past 6 years.
Time flies when you’re having fun!
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Rhythm in Sumac
Sumac grows with most rhythmic branches.
Different exotic, elegant curves form when the plant develops.
This dead bush, missing its bark in places, provides texture as well as curve.
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Orphan Red
At the bottom of Moffat’s Hill on West Peninsula Rd.
This little maple in the middle of a Red Pine bush turns red every year.
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Leaf Photographs
So today I made photographs of Autumn leaves. Lots of photographs.
Lots of colour this time of year!
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Autumn Driveway
A neighbour’s cottage driveway.
Not long now until all the colour is gone.
To be replaced by white.
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Autumn Orange
There is a pond beside Hwy 11 that looks just great in the fall.
Today at noon under high cloud and uniform light.
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Autumn on the Erie Canal
Visiting Pittsford area this Thanksgiving weekend. The Erie Canal runs through this part of the world.
Autumn is just arriving here.
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