Tag Archives: Autumnal

Shapes and Colours

Posted on Mon, 20 October, 2014 by LensScaper

Sometimes processed images sit on my desktop for some time while I think about them and wait for my conflicting feelings about them to reach a consensus. Today’s image is a case in point. It was taken a year ago … Continue reading →

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Beech Trees

Posted on Wed, 20 November, 2013 by LensScaper

Yesterday we were blessed with another beautiful, albeit cold, day. Time for a visit to the Ashridge Estate – a favourite area of protected woodland, close to Ivinghoe Beacon and Bluebell woods that have been familiar sites for posts on … Continue reading →

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Beauty in the Detail

Posted on Mon, 18 November, 2013 by LensScaper

We are half way through November and in my central area of the UK, Autumn is not yet through as today’s images (all taken on 15 Nov) show. I’ve said it before, and I will continue to say it: there … Continue reading →

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Hanging There

Posted on Mon, 11 November, 2013 by LensScaper

It was wall-to-wall sunshine yesterday, an unusual phenomenon recently (normal service has been resumed today – it’s raining)! A beautiful day for getting out there and capturing the colours of Autumn. We returned to Wrest Park to walk through the … Continue reading →

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Virginia Creeper

Posted on Fri, 1 November, 2013 by LensScaper

One of the most vivid manifestations of Autumn, or Fall, is provided by Virginia Creeper. Click on the images to see  higher quality enlargements. Virginia Creeper is a climbing plant, a ‘creeper’, a member of the Vine family, that in … Continue reading →

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Leaf Pattern

Posted on Fri, 25 October, 2013 by LensScaper

A quick post today. This was an image taken a year ago on a previous visit to the Lake District, but really this is an image that could be from anywhere. What struck me about this display of autumnal leaves … Continue reading →

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Tarn Hows

Posted on Wed, 23 October, 2013 by LensScaper

When it rains in the Lake District it really rains. That’s why the Lakes are full, usually. And today the lakes are overflowing, the meadows around them are flooded, the roads in places are flooded too. It is wet. And … Continue reading →

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Leaf Litter

Posted on Mon, 29 October, 2012 by LensScaper

We are getting to the stage in Autumn when there are more leaves on the ground than are left on the trees. In parks and gardens you can scuff your feet through those rustling heaps of leaves. On pavements and … Continue reading →

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Hanging by a Thread

Posted on Mon, 22 October, 2012 by LensScaper

I don’t always listen to my wife’s advice, but on this occasion she was right, and I’m glad I did. Last Friday she arrived home from our local supermarket with a week’s worth of food and told me that the … Continue reading →

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Oak Leaf Trio

Posted on Wed, 10 October, 2012 by LensScaper

Autumn colours are beginning to pepper the woods in my area of the UK. But the oak trees remain predominantly green. On a walk last weekend I spotted the occasional twig of oak leaves knocked down by the wind, and … Continue reading →

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