I left off yesterday in Dundonald Park, which is where I begin again today.
I passed by St. Patrick Basilica on another day from my previous post.
A few blocks away I caught these trees in fall colours.
And a block up the street is this sculpture set I've shown before, though it has been a few years. A First Nations hunter prepares to draw an arrow. His quarry, a deer in the background, stands as if it has already heard him and is about to flee. The gardening between the two was redone in the last year, as the vegetation had grown high enough that the two were out of sight of each other.
More fall colours, outside a home in Centretown. I've shown you this tree at a distance- the first shot from my Saturday post. We'll see it again from another angle.
Here's a wider view.
And this was nearby.
Golden!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall colours.
ReplyDeleteOh, after the yellow, the sad nakedness of the trees follows...
ReplyDeleteClever sculptures, I nearly missed the deer!
Arty leaves there.
Splendid autumn hues...
ReplyDeleteWe are not yet so far, the trees still have leaves, but probably not for long anymore.
ReplyDeleteYour autumn, or should I say "fall", is looking good. How can the hunter be expected to kill the deer now he has no cover?
ReplyDeleteGlorious!
ReplyDeleteGosto das cores desta estação e aproveito para desejar uma boa semana.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Hello, the fall colors and trees are gorgeous. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy new week!
ReplyDelete...it would be nice if the colors lasted longer. The leaves are falling like rain here!
ReplyDeleteOur leaves are pretty much off the trees now.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are stunning.
ReplyDeletethat tree looks like it had a belly button. lol!!!! great fall colors. awesome!! ( ;
ReplyDeleteIsn't it glorious?! I have a few photos left of fall, but the leaves are done here!
ReplyDeleteLovely days!
ReplyDeleteGreat sculpture...the hunter and his prey! I love the closeup of that leaf.
ReplyDeleteSome people have a lot of leaf raking to do in Ottawa.
ReplyDeleteThat very first photo is so appealing to me. I wish I could walk down that street and listen to the leaves crunching under my feet.
ReplyDeleteSome people find the fallen leaves a nuisance, but I think they look gorgeous, fabulous shots William 🍁
ReplyDeleteThe placement of the two sculptures are very well done!
ReplyDeleteThese beautiful Fall colors take my breath away.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Wish the leaves didn't all off the trees so quickly.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures . I too say the leaves fall off so fast as Happy one mentioned.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I love the warm colours of Fall.
ReplyDelete@Catalyst: definitely.
ReplyDelete@Nancy: that they are.
@Iris: thank you!
@Italifinlandia: indeed.
@Gattina: most of ours are done.
@John: he's at a disadvantage.
@Revrunner: quite so.
@Francisco: thanks!
@Eileen: thank you.
@Tom: a lot of ours have come down now.
@David: as have ours.
@Marianne: they are!
@Beth: thank you!
@Jennifer: I'm done with photographing them now, but I still have a lot of organizing to do.
@RedPat: that they are.
@Barbara: so do I.
@Red: definitely!
@Sharon: I enjoy doing so.
@Grace: I agree with you.
@Alexandria: definitely!
@Sandi: mine too.
@Happyone: alas, it is short lived.
@Stefan: very much so!
@Carol: I agree.
@Karl: I do too.
Vivid colors, but they are changing rapidly. Tweeted.
ReplyDeleteThe leaves edged with red are spectacular!
ReplyDeleteAmazing colours!
ReplyDeleteCheerful colors!
ReplyDeleteI find myself wondering how long a pair of hoes lasts you. :)
ReplyDelete@Mari: thank you.
ReplyDelete@Marie: they are indeed.
@Bill: very much so.
@Maywyn: I agree!
@Anvilcloud: good question!
The golden shine of a beautiful fall day.
ReplyDeleteI love it when the leaves are two-tone like the red and yellow ones here. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou are a fine photographer.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful invogorating walk through nature's bountiful colours.
ReplyDeleteGosh, you've captured those fall colors beautifully William!
ReplyDeleteI love your first shot of the street paved with gold. And your close up of those leaves, those beautiful leaves.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos of the autumn foliage ~ Macro shot of the leaves is so creative!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to You,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Lucky that you had a good day to photograph these fall colors. They were quite stunning.
ReplyDeleteGreat colour in all of these photographs …
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Autumn I love it, and miss it. Beautiful. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love your autumn leaves photos, especially the close-up views.
ReplyDelete@Jan: definitely.
ReplyDelete@Jeanie: it is.
@Joanne: thanks!
@Magiceye: indeed.
@Denise: thank you.
@Kay: fall offers many photo ops.
@Carol: I thought so too.
@Beatrice: they were!
@Jan: there was.
@Gemel: you're welcome.
@Sharon: me too.