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Fiery fall foliage (Original Post)
Mousetoescamper
Oct 28
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magicarpet
(16,501 posts)1. That is what the maple trees look like just outside our windows.
Phases of red, then Orange, then bright yellow.
Mousetoescamper
(5,133 posts)6. Peak color this week.
magicarpet
(16,501 posts)11. The other day the wind knocked all the leaves off of many of the trees.
But the same kind of maple tree next to it still has most of their leaves, and 75% are still green with only 25% having gone to fall colors,.... odd.
Thanks for sharing your photo works here.
Mousetoescamper
(5,133 posts)13. They drop early during a dry spell. You're welcome!
Deuxcents
(19,694 posts)2. 🤩 Don't get to see that here in south Florida but it sure looks on fire! Just beautiful. 🙏
Mousetoescamper
(5,133 posts)7. Thanks!
Eko
(8,489 posts)3. Great pics!
Diamond_Dog
(34,612 posts)4. These are just stunning!
Mousetoescamper
(5,133 posts)9. Thanks!
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,069 posts)5. Peak color! Amazing photos and thank you, my dear Mousetoescamper!
Although they're all beautiful, my favorite is the next to the last, where you see the leaves up close and the incredible bokeh behind!
There's something very wonderful with the leafy details and the fuzzy bokeh backing it up.
Mousetoescamper
(5,133 posts)10. Thanks!
It was windy when I shot the one you favor. Shutter speed 1/1250s to freeze the action.
CaliforniaPeggy
(152,069 posts)12. Smart move 'cause it worked wonderfully! nt