As Autumn approaches in the Northern Hemisphere and Spring arrives in the Southern, it is the perfect time to celebrate fresh blossoms and new foliage—and I am here to capture them in photographs.
Participating TheFlowerHour#49
Capturing Seasonal Colors: Autumn
Really helpful article, I learned something new today.
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The whole gallery is captivating, and I especially like the last image. So beautiful!
The lonely dried up flower, thanks Egídio
Hello from our variable spring of swimsuits one day and the second jumper needed on the next 🙂 ! So afraid of the northern hemisphere’s just past wildfires am actually glad if the warm weather takes its time to arrive ! Absolutely love the small riches you have noticed and made permanent . . . 🙂 !
Those fires are so horrendous, hopely you are spared of the worst ones. But El Niño can make things bad, everywhere
Oh yes, atmospheric is your style, Ritva! I peeked at your about page. Love the rich oranges, but I adore that dried wildflower! Exquisite!
Thanks for getting to know more about me Terri
Lovely images Ritva. We have no signs of autumn yet and probably will have muted colors after our dry hot summer.
Ours seems to come rather quickly…
Gorgeous and very much autumn! We’re usually in autumn by now, but this year summer has a firm grip still.
Cara, after long warm summer it is a relief to have autumn come, No?
A gorgeous set of photos. 🙂
Thanks Lynette
brillant
Thank you
As Mark Williamson Photography mentioned, those close-up shots really work so well! The way the warm sunlight hits the dried wildflower umbels and the rich golden hues of the leaves is so dreamy. Beautiful work, Ritva!
Thanks so much, autumn is so beautiful in its’ vibrant warm colors Prateek
Couldn’t agree more, Ritva—autumn colors are simply unmatched! Hope you have a wonderful and creative week ahead, full of great shots! 😊
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Lovely captures.
Thanks Margaret
👌🏻Looking great Ritva, the close-ups work so well.
Thanks Mark