Pockets Of Wonder! September 29, 2008
Posted by littlebangtheory in Art and Nature.Tags: A late foliage season
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In this rust-red season of muted colors and brooding skies, there are small pockets where the leaves are turning nicely, corners turned to find a startling palette splashed along the roadside, lakes bounded by incongruous colors:
The wetlands in high hollows turn first, their maples bursting into flames:
Poplars add their gold to the display of emeralds and rubys:
It’s coming. It’s late, and it won’t be the best year for colors, but it’s coming.
Little Bang Theory 
You do have incredible photos! Thanks for sharing them, the colors are exquisite.
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Happy Birthday (a day late) and many, ,many more!
These photos are gorgeous! I think the trees are celebrating your day with their splashes of color.
hey, happy, happy birthday and a big ole hug to you!!!!
Bloody hell, I love these shots. If only every day could be autumn.
These shots are gorgeous. Our trees are turning too, at last.
Thank you for connecting them to all of us – and vice versa – lovely!
here in NJ there are just bits of color right now
I love what you said about finding a pocket of color
your photos are spectacular!