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Memories of Autumn in Japan
Oh, I can just imagine how lovely that must be! Thanks for your comment and visit, Maureen.
Lovely. Just how many shades of gold are there?
Many, I think! Thanks, Micheal. 🙂
Those certainly look better in other climates.
They like cool, moist climates for sure.
A cheerful good-bye, till we bud, again.
🙂
🙂 Yes!
Reblogged this on The Militant Negro™.
Thank you for reblogging – much appreciated!
Perfect 🍁🌿🍁
Thank you, Karen!
Reblogged this on anita dawes and jaye marie.
Thank you for reblogging! x
My acers are starting to lose their leaves..my yard is littered with their gold… and it is hard not to feel sad…
I know the feeling. I miss the beauty and sounds of wind in our leaves when they are gone; they also give us fresh air, which is really missed!
They are clinging on – beautiful
Thank you, Karina! 🙂
Stunning light and color. So many different shades of yellow and gold. Who knew? 🙂
Thank you, Robin. This tree is a harlequin with a range from green to yellow to orange and red. Lovely in the fall.
You still have some color! Beautiful! 🙂
Thank you, Joanna. Hope you are staying warm on this blustery day!
Such gorgeous light! A golden moment captured.
Yes, indeed. Thank you, Catherine!
Beautiful light and capture!
Thank you very much, Denise, much appreciated!
glorious color and light!
Thank you, Ellen. I love the glow of autumn.
always a call to notice the beauty around us 🙂 thank you
Thank You, Kim! xo
Beautiful! I’m finally seeing just a touch of fall color here too!
Thank you, Kris. Do trees drop their leaves there?
Backlit is always nice!
Agreed… thanks, Maria!
Wow! No bright yellows in central Maine.
Not with all this wind – it’s rather blustery today!
Beautiful, I love the back-lighting! 🙂
Thank you, Julie. Morning light, greeting the day!
That’s my favorite kind! 😊
Pretty, Eliza! Love the color and composition!
Thank you, Mary! x
Lovely, Eliza. Is that a Japanese maple?
Thank you, Cynthia. Yes it is!
You have beautifully captured the colour of the Acer Eliza, what is the blue below?
Thank you, Brian. It had snowed in the night!
I hope that splash of defiant sun is not powdered white by now!
We did have flurries overnight, but all melted for now. 😉
The way the lights catch the sunlight is lovely!
Thank you, Christy!
Beautiful photo! I love the backlighting!
Thank you very much!
Treasures in our midst…🍁💫✨
All around us! 🙂
Amazing colors. Thank You.
Thank you!
Lovely Acer palmatum subsp. amoenum!
🙂 Thank you!