...comes this....
But this glorious carpet of maple leaves beautifully illustrates why we call this season "fall." Yesterday it seemed all the trees in Mt. Douglas Park decided at once to let go their leaves. It was like driving through a blizzard with big brown and yellow snowflakes. Leaves whirled into waves and drifts along the roadside and winter's black branches stood out against the sky.There are a couple of blog awards floating around now that people have kindly passed on to me, not realizing that I am hardly capable of getting out of the right side of the bed in the morning let alone following the rules governing the various awards...6 nominees...5 followers...list of happy things...links to...gasp...choke....
However, my thanks first to Rob at Trieste Daily Photo and to niamhphotography, who has two blogs about the Spanish cities of Sitges and Barcelona, for presenting me with the "Blogging Friends Forever Award."
And thanks also to Nobu of Tokyo Snap Photo and Funabashi Daily Cell Phone Photo, and to Snapper of Gabriola Daily Photo for presenting me with the "Kreativ Blogger Award."
I cordially invite you to visit the blogs named above for beautiful photos as well as intimate insights into other cities and cultures. Really! I visit all of the above blogs regularly and always find something interesting. Now, I am supposed to pass these awards along to others but I will save that pleasure for tomorrow.
I can't do these action shots.
ReplyDeleteSomebody is going to have to rake up those leaves and I'm glad it isn't me.
The point is Benjamin, that you get out of bed. I never get up on the wrong side of the bed, it takes several hours for me to get really cranky.
Another great post.
It is amazing to catch that one leaf falling.
ReplyDeletenice catch of that single leaf falling. It must be great having a fall season. those colors are all kinds of wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIt has two beautiful image of "fall".
ReplyDeleteAmazing photo of the leaf on it's journey...also...love that carpet of leaves! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteWOW !!
ReplyDeleteWow. That's incredible. Did you run through and roll around in the big pile of leaves after you were finished shooting them?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful carpet, Benjamin. And the best part is it has been spread in a public park and YOU don't have to use your rake :)
ReplyDeleteI love how you either paired two shots, or split one shot. In the end, it is simply lovely. Your artistry here magnified that leaf to a spiritual level.
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