A beautiful November afternoon full of sunshine and temperatures in the 50’s. We took Molly for a Sunday stroll in the park and I was able to get a few shots with my Nikon P7000. Almost all of the leaves have fallen from the trees and most have dried and turned brown. However, I did find some colorful red maple leaves.
I saw the largest leaf in the creek and wished I was wearing my new Muck Boots. Then I could take it home and measure just how big it was. Instead we wandered around and I found another leaf and stood on to get a shot to show just how big they are. They look like an enormous maple leaf, but I have no idea what kind of tree this is.
There was one tree that had dropped all of its buttery yellow leaves and they were spread out like a blanket and covered with the late afternoon shadows.
As we were leaving the park I took one final image near the hospital of another tree that had dropped many leaves and the sun was shining through cast a lovely warm light.
Below is a gallery of the images from today. You can click on any one of them to see a larger versions.
The day started with clear skies as I rose at 6 a.m. with the hope of fog as the weather report had stated the night before. Then a couple of hours later there was dense fog! I grabbed all my gear and headed out. I have been visualizing an image for several years and was hoping to finally get that shot. Unfortunately, that park had little fog. So on to plan B and another location. The fog became more dense as I drove closer to my next location.
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