This week I'll end all the autumn photos with these shots of the last leaves on Baringer Hill in Louisville's beautiful Cherokee Park.
Baringer Hill is grand in any season because it sets at the highest point of Cherokee Park and is a favorite spot for walking, playing with your dog, painting/sketching, and of course photography. Plus, in the winter the long hill is the place for snow sledding. Here are a few views of the hill where bare tree branches among the last autumn foliage give a soft, muted effect:
And finally, I played with camera settings a bit to "find" still vivid fall foliage. Something for everyone!
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9 comments:
I love the colors of fall - these are so pretty! Just trying to pop in and say hi to everyone while we are unexpectedly home because of the storm!
Great shots Faye...it has been a beautiful fall this year! Our leaves are being blown of the trees as I enter this comment...sigh!!!
Love all those beautiful fall colors, they really pop on those country drives! LOVE that 5th shot! =)
Beautiful fall photos! The colors are amazing.
Fantastic colours! I just loe the trees this time of the year.
Gorgeous shots, Faye! I'd say you definitely found the colors!
Wow, awesome colours! Must have been nice to walk there, looks like a fairytale.
hm, that time is already gone. :(
About the background on the liechen, it is just a part of the forest. But I used settings to make it blurry. :)
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