Fall photos. Let's see them!

In honor the start of fall, for some of us anyway, let see you're photos!

the spouse, leaf raking at the old house, with a holga...

There's a project thread for fall photos.

http://forums.photographyreview.com/...ad.php?t=67852

Terry

A nontypical Fall photo from the Harvest - (plus a link to the blog)

Buddy the Corn Dog

http://forums.photographyreview.com/...1&d=1285043170
(click photo for the blog link)

Hey Adian! Good to see you're still around.

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I'm in Northern Vermont right now, and the foliage blows.

yup, still here. most days, anyway....

great shot mike!

the pumpkin farm. had a great time...

From last year the leaves haven't turned yet here.

One from a couple weeks ago:

Two from today, I have more of an old abandoned house but I think these are more interesting.

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these are all great, but greg, those two are gorgeous!

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Originally Posted by adina

these are all great, but greg, those two are gorgeous!

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Thanks Adina.

The aspens in the Wasatch Mountains are spectacular this year!. Last year this time we already had snow sticking at altitude and the leaves were all gone. But this year is different. These are the best aspens I think I've ever seen in my life. I'm used to seeing yellow aspen leaves but this year I'm seeing orange and red. I don't know but I don't think that's normal. And of course, I'm doing my best to document the colors as well as I can :)

This photo was taken a couple of days ago at Silverlake, between Brighton and Solitude ski resorts. It was taken at dusk with the trees in shadow. I took it with the Olympus E-5 and 35-100mm f/2.0 zoom lens. I've also got a bunch of mountain bike photos I took today up on the Wasatch Crest but I haven't had a chance to look at them yet...

I'm calling this one, "Wasatch Color Pallete." Can you see why? :D

I took this one today on a mountain bike ride. I've got some with Jenni riding but I think this one is better. Once again - taken with the Olympus E-5. This time I was using the 12-60mm lens and a polarizer.

Very nice John. Those were the types of colors I was hoping to capture in Tahoe, but I got there a little too early I think and it was just starting to turn...

And make sure to put them in this months project forum, too.

Got this one with my little Sony while in Moab, UT

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Kelso Conservation Area. Milton, ON.

Here's my contribution.

I've got another to add from today's ride

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Around my parts, nothing signifies the start of fall better than the annual pumpkin festival in a nearby town of only 14,000 people. To say the town is completely inundated with people (and pumpkins) during the three days would be an understatement.

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