By the third week of October, the Sugar Maple leaves began their serious transformation, the colour spreading widely through the trees. There are bright branches against the sky, bright patches of red leaves, and bright individual leaves, especially the ones silhouetted against the sky.
When I'm outside I can look up and see the canopies against the blue sky.
Looking out the small kitchen window I capture a patch of the trees in the bright evening sun.
But when I look at the entire view out back, my eyes are drawn to individual leaves at the bottome of these trees.
I really enjoy being able to pick out individual leaves in their bright colours. What's your favourite? I do think I'm catching up, but I'm not there yet so I'm going to try to keep on posting daily until then,.
Such beautiful Fall colour in your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I love the middle picture out of the last three!
ReplyDeleteWhen I visit our fav sugarbush, I don’t see much other than yellow, so I am supposed by your orange.
ReplyDeleteYour last photo shows not only colors but a great blending of colors.
ReplyDeleteInteresting, we're further south than you are, but you've got the lake -- our sugar maples were bare two weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteWe are so fortunate in so many ways living in a climate of constant change where each season brings its own beauty to those of us who appreaciate Mother Nature's beauty.
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