Saturday, December 05, 2015

Last Remnants of Fall









I can't help but wish that fall would be the season that lingers in its glory the longest. It is, without a doubt, my favorite time of the year-except that it precedes winter. That is the part that I wish could be avoided. But, I suppose it is the coming of winter that gives us the beauty of fall, isn't it? 

The light that comes with fall is what makes it so enchanting-it's as though you were given a pair of spectacles that made everything look golden and glimmery. It is this kind of light that the shadows are at their best.

And I can't believe that this is my 1002nd post for this particular blog. Wow.

Join us as a group of us (yes-there are many of us!) from around the world post our shadow shots over at Shadow Shot Sunday 2. Entertain your muse and be amused by stopping by to see what others have posted!

10 comments:

Chubskulit Rose said...

I don't know why but looking at these photos, all I can think is "INdians". Great shots!

Sylvia K said...

Lovely colors and I wish we had some of them here in Oregon, but the rains of Autumn have come with a vengeance and they're predicting rain for the next ten days -- every day, for the next ten!! I may be molding my then!!! I hope you have a lovely weekend!!

Anonymous said...

those leaves give us goose pumps.

colleen said...

Like a tribal string of seasons past and present for a shaman to wear.

Anonymous said...

like it.

Annie Jeffries said...

I got a little taste of the most glorious fall color today. Better yet, I actually was driving the car so was totally in control of pulling over and getting a picture. I'll be posting it soon. There is no other reason that I could love fall so much.

EG CameraGirl said...

I very much like both photos for the lines of the leaves and the shadows. Very artsy, Paula!

genie said...

A lovely picture. What a pretty leaf.

namaki said...

Your shadow shots are always an excitement to the brain ;-)

Anonymous said...

wonmderful.

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