London Autumn trees, October 2007
Apparently the depth of red or yellow colour that Autumn leaves attain is determined by how much sustained warmth the tree enjoyed during the summer. Clearly, last year was an unspectacular but sustained, warm summer. Clearly this year was not – this same avenue of trees near my house that was ablaze with colour last Autumn is a kind of mottled combination of green and already-dead brown leaves this year.
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justfoodnow says
Absolutely spectacular!!! One of your best yet!
You really really are a talented photographer.
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Manggy says
Oh, I remember walking at that park just before you reach Buckingham Palace (I wanna say Hyde Park… But maybe I’m getting my parks mixed up…). It was Spring and I’d never been in such a beautiful place before. It was also 2004 and I didn’t know the slightest thing about photography OR food which is why I kick myself every single day. Thank you for bringing Autumn to me– but it makes me want to go back even more! (I need time AND money, haha!)
Angela says
Now that’s an interesting little factoid. I have seen the occasional tree ablaze, but you’re right… most of the fallen leaves are just a muddy brown this year. Never mind… they still rustle beautifully when you walk through them.
[email protected] says
That is fascinating about the leaf colours, I had no idea! You have educated as well as entertained me! Gorgoues photo too.
Michelle says
Like Helen, I didn’t know this fascinating fact about trees either. Hmmm, it was a crappy summer, wasn’t it?
Nice composition!
Darius T. Williams says
Well – of course you did it again. These are great pics!
-DTW
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nina says
I thought this was taking a stroll done the Eersterivier on Stellenbosch. Made me miss my days at varsity!
Dragon says
I just adore the fall. I never tire of all the warm, rich colours of the season.
barbara says
Gorgeous colours. I love it.
Susan from Food Blogga says
Oh, I just want to stroll don’t that lane, Jeanne. ps-Well done on the awards! Quite impressive!
Francis says
Great blog.
Reminds me of when I was there it is really an awesome time of the year.