I am beginning a series on fall colours in the area. In the latter half of September, I was on the LRT coming through the Gloucester area and noticed a set of trees turning colours.
I took this close up downtown.
One morning I was at Lansdowne Park, when I took these shots.
Another day I was waiting for a connecting bus, and noticed these colours changing at the far side of a parking lot.
Same location, but a few days later, and looking at the change in trees along a residential property line bordering the lot.
I was passing through Lebreton Flats en route to the War Museum, and took this shot.
Closer to the Museum, another view.
On the far side, I found these views along the shores of the Ottawa River.
My last shot for the day is nearby, at the National Holocaust Monument.
Splendid colours.
ReplyDeleteAutumn is always the most beautiful season in those countries that actually have one.
ReplyDeleteIt's a colorful world at the moment.
ReplyDeleteDelightful series!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful fall colors. I like this series a great deal. Fall is such a beautiful time, but I'm not looking forward much to what follows.
ReplyDeleteYou keep walking and find many great photo opportunities.
ReplyDeleteThings are starting to change nicely here too, William.
ReplyDeleteA lovely set of autumn colors. The trees here are still mostly green, but there are plenty of mushrooms around.
ReplyDeleteLove the colorful trees, very pretty! Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! It is a terrific season, but short.
ReplyDeleteNice! You’re a little ahead of us, but we’re catching up.
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