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It is always beautiful at Valley Forge NHP, but this time of the year, I love most. Hiking is so much more than hiking. At mount Joy.
Fall leaves frame a foggy lake reflection on Whidbey Island in Northern Washington state.
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Vancouver in a colourfull fall, taken from Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
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Water is the driver of Nature.
Leonardo da Vinci
At Hrafnarbjargafoss falls in the river Skjálfandafljót, N-Iceland.
Some fall color still remains around Delaware. However, this was taken before we had a cold front blow through the other week, which probably blew the remaining leaves off the trees.
Just some local fall colors. Fall happens late in Savannah - so that's why I'm just getting this up (also, I went home to South Dakota for 8 days over Christmas. And that means MOAR pictures - in time.)
Well, thanks for the look, and I hope you like it.
It was a beautiful morning to be out. Despite crawling into bed late.... errr early, I woke up long enough to see the fog this morning and then it wasn't really a question of getting up or not. Wendi didn't need any convincing either to make a trip down to the St. Johns Bridge but Owen was content to stay cuddled up at home learning how to play solitaire. But like most six year olds, once you get them out they are often as content as ducks in water. The trick for Owen was to tell him he could take his soccer ball and that we would make hot chocolate when we got home.
So off to the bridge we went and boy, was it foggy. Pea soup fog. The kind of fog that you can not only see but feel. I love being able to feel fog. We caught glimpses and peeks of the bridge as it danced in and out of the fog. But mostly it remained a ghostly presence overshadowing our wanderings in Cathedral Park.
After spending an hour or so down there (and finishing up the last roll of film that I had left partially exposed from France) we decided to drive up Germantown to Leif Erickson. It was a classic case of "well how can this morning get any more beautiful?" And then you step onto a leaf-strewn, mist-shrouded arboreal trail and it does get more beautiful. Wonderfully so. Leaves were slowly spinning down, Owen was chasing them trying to catch them before they hit the ground, Wendi and I watched him (and made a few images).
In a word. Lovely.
And that is one of the great things about living in Portland - and specifically north Portland. On these foggy fall mornings I can be under my favorite bridge in less than ten minutes, listening to the gulls and the traffic and craning my head back to take in the soaring gothic towers. In less than ten additional minutes I can be surrounded by an autumn-strewn forest, crunching my way through leaves and making images.
Well, it's been a bit since I've posted here. Between working on PT post-surgery, doing some work for some clients, and some travel for the 'day job' it's been a little crazy. I took a little time this afternoon with a bit of a different lens (Nikon 50mm f/1.2) to play with some late fall color on a Japanese maple in the back yard. Hope you enjoy it, and I'll be back around soon!
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I've had this obsession this summer with my sprinkler system wanting to capture some kind of creative shot. This is all I could muster since most of the time I'm scrambling to get the kids in the car for school.
‘falling hard’
sometimes you see a sight that stops you & makes you attempt to catch the feeling it gives you, this is one of those moments for me. if there’s one thing i constantly love about seeing & taking photographs, it’s the pleasure of trying to translate the emotions you feel at that moment in time into one static image ✨👀✨
This photo has been requsted for addition to an article on www.nowpublic.com/fall_in_boston... I don't know what it means exactly, but I'm excited!
Surrounded by fall foliage, this footbridge spans a mountain stream in western North Carolina near the town of Franklin. Prints, and much more, are available on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
A trail ride took me to this incredible scene... and I was reminded of why early fall is so wonderful in Michigan!
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I woke up for an early sunrise shoot at the University of Chicago campus the other day, and the colors are in full swing now. It definitely seems like the fall colors came a little bit later than usual this year perhaps that's due to the warm weather we've been having.
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Just wandering around the backyard on a foggy morning. Texture used from the pack "Artist's Palette Gallery" texture is "Latte Kiss." Happy Fall everyone!
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I love this hydrangea (as do the bees) at the back of the garden, it first blooms white and then changes to a beautiful soft pink in the fall.
In the Fall, pairs of raptors return to their nesting territory to prepare for baby season. I have a favorite pair of red-shouldered hawks that I've watched for 7 years. Each year they return to the same territory to mate & work on the same nest. This is one of the pair watching over the territory. This early in the season I cannot tell them apart unless they are side by side. She is slightly larger. Behavior is an easier way to tell them apart. During mating obviously but also it is the male who will bring gifts of food to the female during courting and while she is brooding. They both work on the nest & they both take turns brooding and tending to chicks.
Red-shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus)
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Falling Water Falls, a waterfall along Falling Water Creek, which is reached via Falling Water Road. The falls are in the Ozark National Forest in northern Arkansas.
This peninsula, in fall colors, extends out into Nantahala Lake in western North Carolina near the town of Andrews. Prints, and many other products, are available with this image on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.