Today I had taken a long hike with Ruger out on the land, grabbed my camera on the way out. I love fall, and there should be so much to make pictures of, but on this day, I wasn't seeing them. This fallen log was nothing earth shattering, but sometime during the summer the old butternut had hit the ground and now mostly ash leaves had settled down and found a resting place on it. I'm not sure why I stopped, but I liked how the leaves were randomly scattered by the wind here. Not all of we feel in the fall is bright red and orange color, sometimes it's more subtle. We're about to move into a new season and maybe that is what I was feeling with these modest players of Autumn.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
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