The flames of red Maple adorn the autumn sky.
The first three weeks of October were wonderful.
The temperatures moderate, the sunshine abundant and the leaves, well, out of this world!
The Beech Trees showed us their burnished leaves
and offered their Beech nuts to the earth below.
Golden tones rejoiced all my senses
The late afternoon sunshine illuminated this leaf on a picnic table in the park in my neighbourhood.
American Oak capturing the sunlight.
Blowing in the wind and ready to fall and create carpets of leaves.
This house, so prettily decorated with leaves and green shutters.
Late afternoon golden sunlight creating poetic shadows on walls.
Shady spots glowing with a feel of deep red velvet.
Red berries glisten, tempting the birds.
As we approached November, the much-needed rains came.
The atmosphere changed and some grey skies came to remind us that autumn was getting serious.
Blue skies and sunshine were more rare, but still we could glimpse the light
when we took the time to go on walks.
Catching the luminosity of the moment.
Although the overhanging leaves and seed pods are still green,
I think this is my favourite photo taken very recently.
It makes me think of an opening to a mysterious pathway that I would like to discover.
I shall use it as my header photo for the month of November!
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