Silent Sunday

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About Eliza Waters

Gardener, writer, photographer, naturalist
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44 Responses to Silent Sunday

  1. Cathy says:

    A beautiful shot Eliza. I should like to walk under those trees and breathe in the cool damp autumn air!

  2. Murtagh's Meadow says:

    So autumnal – lovely:)

  3. Sad, but beautiful sign of coming winter.

  4. Walking My Path: Mindful Wanderings in Nature says:

    Magnificent! Fall really does ease up into winter with her beauty.

  5. Wonderful photograph!

  6. MK says:

    This is absolutely the most beautiful photograph of autumn leaves that I’ve ever seen.

  7. I love your Sunday photos. Think I’d like to go for a walk there!

  8. dorannrule says:

    Ahhhh! Breathtaking.

  9. albert says:

    Silent (awe-full) response here – – though I do like MK’s comments.

  10. Joanne says:

    What a beautiful “oil painted” scene this is, Eliza. 🙂

  11. Maria F. says:

    Simply gorgeous Eliza! Very nice!

  12. Wow, look at those colors! What a blessing! 🙂

  13. Jewels says:

    So lovely! ❤

  14. Debra says:

    beautiful. I want to hop on a plane and be there. Right now.

  15. Sam says:

    Oh my goodness, this photo is just so beautiful. The colours in the trees are amazing. Wow. Whereabouts are you Eliza? I’m presuming somewhere in the US?

    • Eliza Waters says:

      Yes, New England. Our maple foliage is world famous! 😉 This was taken in our back yard. Ephemeral color, most the leaves have come down, we just have the oaks and beeches left.

  16. Oh… very pretty! I like the contrast of the dark trunks with all that color.

  17. Laurie Graves says:

    So very beautiful. And the ephemeral makes it all the more beautiful.

  18. Rebecca says:

    I think I commented on this last year, too … but I really hope to see those fall colours in America for myself one day. Fall (autumn, as we call it) is such a dour, grey season in South Australia. I have read of the fall leaves in your part of the world many times. Like cherry blossom in Japan (which I also have never seen), it seems to be one of nature’s miracles.

    • Eliza Waters says:

      It is pretty miraculous, I agree. I hope you will get to see it someday. Start in mid-September in the north and follow the color south until the end of October. Ours generally peaks the second week in Oct.
      You would miss your spring, but it would be worth it!

  19. jennifermaki says:

    Truly breath-giving Eliza. My favorite season is fall and walks in trees such as these have inspired a lifetime of memories. Thank you for the flashback. Ahhhh…

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