Autumn has already confirmed that everything that was once green is now gradually turning yellow. There are more opportunities to wake up while it's still dark now that the clocks in our area have changed. You start to feel sleepy around 5 o'clock because everything outside is telling you it's time for bed.
Everything suddenly became quiet, or perhaps I'm still getting used to the sound of silence and the absence of metropolitan noise. I don't know where I would rather spend my time, wrapped in blankets on a couch or wandering around the parks.
I mean, it's a shame to miss the annual transit.
It takes only ten leisurely minutes to reach the closest park. And I didn't mind bugging the dewy leaves every morning, to terrify birds that float dreamily in the canal and take some cat of the tree here and there.
No one offers better textures than spring and fall.
Our eyes quickly adapt to the dark, and they also adjust to colors. After all the yellows, the bright pink was just WOW what the heck. But these two late fall beauties held my attention for several minutes almost without blinking. Unfortunately, many plant species have flourished again as a result of favorable warm temperatures until recently. Colors appear to be no longer one of the season's heralds.
Forget colors, focus on textures.
I resisted shaking this little guy, even though it was almost time to wake up.
He was so sweetly snuggled.
It really isn't my fault that leaves crackle underneath my feet. What would plants look like if they were angry? Consider that we step on a variety of ... every day, we pluck them, we twist them, shake them, we do everything to them.
Having diopter and being a photographer at the same time is f*up. At least in my case, even tho I'm having +- on viewfinder.
Green bathed boxwood, totally does not follow trends and defies autumn.
Rebelwood I named it.
Someone else doesn't respect the rules either.
Framebugger.
Do you get me now when I'm telling that two photographers at one place=trouble, at least we had totally different photos, this time.
That requires me to find a corner and go bother someone else.
Okay, I'm gone.
@monochromes